Easterly Acquisition

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About EACQ

Easterly Acquisition Corp. is a blank check company, which intends to effect a merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, reorganization, or similar business combination. It focuses on companies in the financial services industry. 

CEO
Avshalom Kalischstein
CEOAvshalom Kalischstein
Employees
Employees
Headquarters
New York, New York
HeadquartersNew York, New York
Founded
2015
Founded2015
Employees
Employees

EACQ Key Statistics

Market cap
68.21M
Market cap68.21M
Price-Earnings ratio
47.45
Price-Earnings ratio47.45
Dividend yield
Dividend yield
Average volume
84.40K
Average volume84.40K
High today
High today
Low today
Low today
Open price
Open price
Volume
0.00
Volume0.00
52 Week high
$11.25
52 Week high$11.25
52 Week low
$9.45
52 Week low$9.45

Stock Snapshot

With a market cap of 68.21M, Easterly Acquisition(EACQ) trades at $10.44. The stock has a price-to-earnings ratio of 47.45.

Easterly Acquisition(EACQ) stock opened on 2026-07-25 at —. The price climbed to — and dipped to —.

The Easterly Acquisition(EACQ)'s current trading volume is 0, compared to an average daily volume of 84.4K.

During the past year, Easterly Acquisition(EACQ) stock moved between $9.45 at its lowest and $11.25 at its peak.

During the past year, Easterly Acquisition(EACQ) stock moved between $9.45 at its lowest and $11.25 at its peak.

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