Bold Eagle Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Shares

REDLattice CEO Andy Boyd said the cyber and intelligence technology company expects to become public and begin trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker "REDL" by the end of 2026 through its business combination with Bold Eagle Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: BEAG). Speaking at an IPO Edge fireside chat at Nasdaq MarketSite on Oct. 5 with Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone, Boyd positioned REDLattice as a mission-critical cyber and intelligence technology company serving U.S. and allied governments, with capabilities spanning vulnerability research, lawful intercept and intelligence collection. He said the cyber threat environment is accelerating rapidly, particularly because of AI, with adversaries becoming more sophisticated and governments needing advanced technology and specialized expertise. REDLattice sees substantial growth potential in government cybersecurity and intelligence spending, and its strategy is to expand existing customer relationships, broaden its product portfolio and pursue opportunities across the U.S. defense and intelligence ecosystem. Boyd, a former Senior Intelligence Service officer at the CIA who culminated his career there as Director of the Center for Cyber Intelligence, is also an Operating Partner at AE Industrial Partners.

Cyber intelligence and technology provider REDL Intermediate Holdings, LLC, known as REDLattice, said it is going public through a combination with Bold Eagle Acquisition Corp. and will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker "REDL" by the end of 2026. The transaction values REDLattice at $1.25 billion and could produce up to $610 million of gross proceeds, including $335 million of committed capital from new and existing mutual fund and institutional investors and up to $275 million from Bold Eagle's trust account assuming no redemptions. CEO Andy Boyd said REDLattice was built to provide the U.S. and its allies with a decisive technical edge against the world's most sophisticated adversaries, at a moment when artificial intelligence has fundamentally accelerated the pace of cyber conflict. The company will use the proceeds to refinance all its existing debt, fund the final cash earnout payment from its previous acquisition of Paragon Solutions Ltd., and invest in organic growth, product expansion, and M&A. REDLattice provides lawful intercept, vulnerability research and intelligence acquisition solutions for government agencies, with more than 100 customers in 23 countries, and as of June 30 generated $267 million in revenue, a contracted backlog of $200 million, and an active pipeline of $1.5 billion.