- Name change: the company was renamed from FutureCore Acquisition Corporation to FutureTech Acquisition Corporation (effective October 12, 2026), then to FuturePeak Acquisition Corporation (effective October 20, 2026). Its proposed Nasdaq symbols changed with it, from FTCRU to FTPKU. The SEC CIK (0002142699) and S-1 file number (333-298883) are unchanged.
- The company, then named FutureCore, filed a confidential Draft Registration Statement (DRS) with the SEC on July 20, 2026, then converted it to a public Form S-1 on September 11, 2026 (Acc. 0001829126-26-010047), registering a proposed $75,000,000 Nasdaq Capital Market offering — 7,500,000 units at $10.00 per unit.
- Each unit consists of one ordinary share, one right (convertible into one-quarter of one ordinary share on completion of an initial business combination), and one redeemable warrant exercisable at $11.50 per share — the same structure used across several other Luminark-tracked vehicles.
- Polaris Advisory Partners LLC is named sole book-running manager. Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company will act as trustee, holding $10.075 per public unit in trust pending a business combination (raised from $10.025 in the original S-1).
- FuturePeak proposes a 12-month deadline from the closing of the offering to complete an initial business combination, extendable with shareholder approval (shortened from 15 months in the original S-1).
- Michael Zhang — Founder & CEO of Luminark Holdings LLC — is named Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and director of FuturePeak in the S-1/A, alongside independent director nominees Kimball Bennett Carr, Becky Fallon and Sean Michael Deegan.
- This is a preliminary prospectus marked “Subject to Completion” — pricing, the final unit count, and the offering date are not yet set. The Nasdaq symbols FTPKU, FTPK, FTPKR and FTPKW are reserved, not yet trading.
- Luminark Holdings LLC tracks FuturePeak as part of its active SPAC portfolio. This update reflects filings confirmed on SEC EDGAR through October 24, 2026.
What an S-1 Filing Means
A Form S-1 is the general registration statement filed under the Securities Act of 1933 to register securities for a public offering. It is FuturePeak’s formal request for SEC clearance to sell units to the public, and it becomes immediately and permanently searchable on EDGAR the moment it is filed — unlike the confidential Draft Registration Statement (DRS) that preceded it, which SEC staff review privately while the company works through initial comments before anything is public.
FuturePeak’s DRS was filed July 20, 2026; the public S-1 followed September 11, 2026 — a 53-day confidential review window. The document filed September 11 is explicitly marked “Subject to Completion, dated September 11, 2026” on its cover, with the offering date, final pricing, and (in some places) the exact unit count left blank pending further SEC review. That is standard for a first public filing; it is not evidence of any problem with the offering. The first amendment, S-1/A filed October 21, 2026 under the FuturePeak name, is likewise marked “Subject to Completion, dated October 20, 2026.”
What Comes Next
From here, the path to trading runs through the same sequence every SPAC in the Luminark-tracked portfolio has followed: SEC staff issue comment letters on the S-1; the company responds with one or more S-1/A amendments (FuturePeak filed its first on October 21, 2026) (FutureWave needed three, filed across 29 days, before its registration was declared effective); the SEC then declares the registration effective (Form EFFECT); FuturePeak files Form 8-A12B to register its securities for exchange listing under the Exchange Act, and Nasdaq issues its own exchange certification (CERT) confirming FuturePeak meets initial listing standards. Only after all of that clears does the offering price, with Form 424B4 setting the final terms and units beginning to trade under FTPKU.
For comparison, FutureWave Acquisition Corp — another Luminark-tracked Nasdaq vehicle with an economically similar unit structure — took approximately 70 days from its DRS to Nasdaq listing approval, and priced the day after. That is a reference point, not a guarantee; FuturePeak’s own timeline will depend on how quickly SEC comments are resolved.
Full SEC Filing Timeline
FuturePeak’s SEC EDGAR filing history to date (CIK 0002142699):
Luminark Holdings Portfolio Context
Luminark Holdings LLC is a principal investor in SPAC vehicles and the companies they take public. FuturePeak Acquisition Corp is the newest vehicle in the portfolio to reach the public S-1 stage. Two prior SPACs — QuasarEdge Acquisition Corp (NYSE: QRED, $115M) and GalaxyEdge Acquisition Corp (NYSE: GLED, $115M) — have completed their IPOs and announced definitive merger agreements. FutureWave Acquisition Corp (Nasdaq: FWACU, $86.25M), Pelican Acquisition II Corp (Nasdaq: PLCIU, $86.25M) and OceanLight Acquisition Corp (Nasdaq: OCLTU, $115M) have all closed their IPOs; FutureWave (with Olympian Group Inc.) and OceanLight (with AIRE Inc.) each entered into a merger agreement on September 28, 2026. Albatross Acquisition Corp (ATACU, $115M proposed) remains in SEC registration, most recently amending its S-1, and now proposes a Nasdaq Global Market listing in place of its original NYSE plan.
FuturePeak differs from the rest of the portfolio in one respect worth flagging directly: Michael Zhang, Luminark Holdings’ Founder and CEO, is named in the S-1/A as FuturePeak’s Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and director — a direct operating role, rather than the principal-investor relationship Luminark holds in the portfolio’s other vehicles. Contact Luminark Holdings for more on the SPAC portfolio pipeline.