eaglesinvest.com

What It Is

Eagle Equity Partners (EEP), founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York and Los Angeles, is a leading sponsor and investment platform focused on special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Unlike traditional payment processors or fintech service providers, EEP’s core business is serving as a bridge to the capital markets, helping high-quality companies quickly access public markets through SPAC mergers.

Core Dimensions

• Service Type: Focused on SPAC formation, sponsorship, and M&A transactions. To date, it has sponsored 10 SPACs, completed 8 transactions, and raised a total of $5 billion.
• Coverage Areas and Case Studies: Deeply involved in technology, media, industrials, and other sectors. Its landmark transactions include the three-way merger of DraftKings (DKNG) and SBTech to create a vertically integrated gaming giant, as well as the recent $4.6 billion Lionsgate Studios spin-off and listing project.
• Compliance and Licensing: As a participant in the U.S. capital markets, it is strictly regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the website clearly provides access to SEC filings.
• Team Background: The core team is led by former MGM CEO Harry E. Sloan and former Sony/CBS entertainment president Jeff Sagansky, bringing deep entertainment and media industry resources as well as capital markets expertise.

Pricing

EEP does not use a SaaS or standardized transaction-fee pricing model. Its revenue mainly comes from SPAC sponsor equity and capital appreciation after successful mergers. Specific fee rates and profit-sharing structures vary by project and are not publicly disclosed.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: 15 years of SPAC leadership experience and a strong track record; a team with top-tier entertainment and media industry backgrounds; its recent SPACs use a warrantless structure, making them more attractive to investors.
• Cons: Very high service threshold, available only to high-quality companies of a certain scale; the SPAC market is significantly affected by macro liquidity and regulatory policies; does not provide conventional payment processing or financial infrastructure services.

Who It’s For

Best suited for private companies seeking fast access to the U.S. stock market and possessing high growth potential—especially in technology, media, entertainment, and cultural sectors—as well as institutional investors looking for high-quality SPAC investment opportunities.

Access from China

The website is a standard U.S. corporate presentation site. It is generally directly accessible from China, with normal loading speeds.