who owns cciv stock

by Abigale DuBuque Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago

Churchill Capital Corp Iv (NYSE:CCIV) is owned by 9.22% institutional shareholders and by 0.00% insiders. The rest is owned by the public. The largest institutional owner of Churchill Capital Corp Iv is "Coatue Management LLC", owning 1.36% of the company's total share outstanding.

Churchill Capital Corp IV is not owned by hedge funds. With a 20% stake, CEO Michael Klein is the largest shareholder. Meanwhile, the second and third largest shareholders, hold 2.9% and 2.7%, of the shares outstanding, respectively.May 18, 2021

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Should you buy CCIV stock?

Is CCIV stock a good buy?

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What happens to CCIV stock after the Lucid Motors merger?

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What happened to CCIV stock?

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Who bought CCIV stock?

Now that work is finally done as the two companies have completed the merger. As a result of the merger, Churchill Capital and Lucid Motors will be renamed Lucid Group. In addition to this, shares of CCIV stock will switch over to the LCID stock ticker.Jul 23, 2021

Is CCIV still merging with Lucid Motors?

After days of both sides rallying stockholders to exercise their vote, the SPAC merger between Lucid Motors and Churchill Capital Corp IV (CCIV) has been approved.Jul 23, 2021

Is CCIV Lucid Motors stock?

Shares of common stock and warrants of the post-combination company, renamed Lucid Group, Inc. ("Lucid"), will be listed on The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC ("Nasdaq") beginning on July 26, 2021 under the ticker symbols "LCID" and "LCIDW," respectively. Units will no longer trade separately.Jul 23, 2021

How many Lucid shares does CCIV have?

Moreover, the PIPE investors, who are bringing in $2.5 billion in crucial liquidity, also need to be issued new shares, to the tune of 166.66 million. Assuming no redemptions, 1.595 billion Lucid Group common shares will have to be issued in total upon the close of the merger agreement.Jul 8, 2021

What happens to my CCIV stock after merger?

As a result of the merger, Churchill Capital and Lucid Motors will be renamed Lucid Group. In addition to this, shares of CCIV stock will switch over to the LCID stock ticker.Jul 23, 2021

When did CCIV become LCID?

Churchill Capital IV reconvened a special meeting of its shareholders today in order to secure the approval of proposal number 2. That approval has now been accorded, clearing the path for a ticker change to LCID on Monday, the 26th of July.Jul 23, 2021

What is CCIV stock worth?

One share of CCIV stock can currently be purchased for approximately $19.60.

What is CCIV stock today?

Churchill Capital Corp IV Class A (CCIV)

Prev Close	22.90
Day Low/High	22.55 / 24.55
52 Wk Low/High	9.60 / 64.86

How do I buy stock in CCIV?

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Aug 20, 2021

Who owns Churchill Capital?

Michael Klein

Our founder, Michael Klein, is also the founder and managing partner of M. Klein and Company, which he founded in 2012.

Will CCIV shares convert to LCID?

Shareholders approved the long-awaited merger between Churchill Capital and Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) on Friday. This was the last roadblock to making the deal a reality. As such, as of Monday, CCIV stock has converted into LCID stock. The company is known as Lucid Group and trades on the Nasdaq.Jul 29, 2021

Is CCIV same as Lucid?

Lucid Group, the company formed after Lucid Motors' July 23 merger with Churchill Capital Corp IV (CCIV), has become a publicly listed company.Jul 27, 2021

Who are the institutional owners of Churchill Capital Corp IV?

During the previous two years, 125 institutional investors and hedge funds held shares of Churchill Capital Corp IV. The most heavily invested inst...

What percentage of Churchill Capital Corp IV stock is owned by institutional investors?

9.23% of Churchill Capital Corp IV stock is owned by institutional investors. Learn more on CCIV's institutional investor holdings.

Which institutional investors have been buying Churchill Capital Corp IV stock?

Of the 110 institutional investors that purchased Churchill Capital Corp IV stock in the last 24 months, the following investors and hedge funds ha...

How much institutional buying is happening at Churchill Capital Corp IV?

Institutional investors have bought a total of 12,591,381 shares in the last 24 months. This purchase volume represents approximately $276.90M in t...

Which Churchill Capital Corp IV institutionals have been selling company stock?

Of the 23 institutional investors that sold Churchill Capital Corp IV stock in the last 24 months, the following investors and hedge funds have sol...

How much institutional selling is happening at Churchill Capital Corp IV?

Institutional investors have sold a total of 3,148,681 shares in the last 24 months. This volume of shares sold represents approximately $58.19M in...

Lucid Motors stock popped

Lucid’s merger with CCIV was one of the most anticipated SPAC mergers of 2021. Many investors wonder if Lucid Motors could be the true Tesla-killer that it's claiming to be. On its initial day of trading, LCID popped by 10.6 percent.

CCIV weaves into Lucid Motors stock

After a SPAC has successfully merged into the target company, its stock weaves into the new company. As of July 26, CCIV stock ceased to exist. Its common stock and warrants got delisted from NYSE and the company started trading under the ticker "LCID" on Nasdaq.

CCIV warrants after merger

A stock warrant is a derivative contract that gives the holder the right to buy the company’s stock at a specified price in the stipulated period. For some period after the SPAC IPO, the common stock and warrants trade together but eventually become two different instruments and start trading separately.

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