Willow Lane Shareholders Greenlight Boost Run Merger, Sets Nasdaq Debut as BRUN

TL;DR: Willow Lane Acquisition Corp.’s shareholders voted to approve its merger with Boost Run Holdings, clearing the way for a Nasdaq listing under ticker BRUN.

Willow Lane is a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) formed to raise capital through an IPO and later merge with a private operating firm. Boost Run provides scalable cloud infrastructure for enterprise AI and high‑performance computing, offering GPU compute, CPU nodes, managed Kubernetes, and shared storage via a console and API.

At the April 30, 2026 extraordinary general meeting, Willow Lane shareholders approved the business combination with Boost Run Holdings. No ordinary shares were presented for redemption, so approximately $134.5 million remains in the trust account and will be available to the combined company after transaction expenses. The merged entity will operate as Boost Run Inc. and expects to list its Class A shares on Nasdaq under the ticker BRUN, with warrants trading as BRUNW.

Based on the trust amount, Willow Lane’s pre‑merger market capitalization stood near $134.5 million, implying a share price of roughly $10.00. Following the vote, WLAC shares traded flat, showing a 0 % move in after‑hours session. The transaction follows the typical SPAC mechanism: investors’ funds sit in trust until a target is identified, then a merger releases the capital for the operating business.

The approval removes a major hurdle, but completion remains contingent on satisfying or waiving remaining closing conditions and filing a Form 8‑K with the SEC. Investors should watch for the final closing date, the SEC filing details, and the first day of trading for BRUN and BRUNW to gauge market reception of the newly public AI‑focused cloud provider.