CorpAcq SPAC Presentation Deck
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Supported by Attractive Industry Trends in
the UK
Select End Markets Served
Residential
Non-residential
Infrastructure
Manufacturing
Chemicals
Industrials
$3.2tn
2022 GDP
Repair &
Remodel
Transport
Oil & Gas
Consumer
Goods
UK is a Large and Attractive Market
4.2%
2022-27E Nominal
GDP CAGR
3.7%
5.5mm
2022 Unemployment Private Businesses
Rate
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Key Underlying Macro Trends:
SMEs have grown faster than total UK private business turnover(¹)
Favorable UK Industry Trends in CorpAcq's End-Markets
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CHURCHILL CorpAcq
CAPITAL VII
UK Policy Growth Drivers:
UK is seeing an acceleration in net migration into the region driven by non-
EU nationals via special visa programs
"Leveling Up": UK government investing in infrastructure that aims to support
and drive job growth in the Northern region of the UK (where CorpAcq
businesses operate)
Example initiatives include:
Project Gigabit: $6.4bn to improve broadband capabilities across the UK,
with disproportionate share of investment outside of London and the
South
$6.1bn infrastructure investment in towns across the UK
Commitments to improve transport in eight cities outside of London,
amounting to $7.3bn
Source: CorpAcq Management, UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, UK Parliament, IMF World Economic Outlook, April 2023, The Migration Observatory.
Note: Assumes USD:GBP exchange ratio of 1.286:1. (1) SME defined by CorpAcq as business with 10-249 employees; growth measured from 2012-2022.View entire presentation