VivoPower’s Tembo Achieves Key Business Combination Milestone for Nasdaq Listing: Submission of F-4 Registration to SEC on Confidential Basis as Revenue and Global Delivery Momentum Accelerates

Core Insights - Tembo is set to become a publicly listed company on Nasdaq through a business combination with Cactus Acquisition Corporation I, with the expected closing date in March 2026, pending SEC and Nasdaq approvals [1][2] - The combined entity will be named Tembo Group N.V., with ticker symbols TEMB for ordinary shares and TEMBW for public warrants [2] - Tembo has made significant progress in customer adoption of its electric utility vehicles (EUVs) across various markets, including Africa, Australia, and the Philippines, indicating strong demand for its products [3][4][6] Business Combination Details - The business combination involves the submission of a registration statement on Form F-4 to the SEC, marking a crucial step towards Tembo's public listing [1] - Closing of the business combination is contingent upon several conditions, including SEC approval of the registration statement and shareholder approval from CCTS [2] Product and Market Developments - Tembo has successfully delivered EUV conversion kits to safari partners in Africa, including Asilia and The Safari Collection, enabling them to operate fully electric-converted Land Cruisers [4] - The company has commenced sales of its fully electric utility vehicle, the Tembo Tusker, in Australia after meeting updated regulatory requirements [5] - In the Philippines, Tembo's partnership with Sarao Motors has received support from the Department of Transport, facilitating the sale of electric jeepneys designed with modern electric architecture [6] Company Overview - Tembo specializes in providing 100% electric utility vehicles for ruggedized applications across various sectors, including mining, agriculture, and defense [7] - Tembo is a subsidiary of VivoPower, which operates globally and focuses on sustainable energy solutions [8][9]