Chardan South China Acquisition Corp was a blank check company sponsored by Chardan Capital Markets, one of the most active SPAC underwriters of the mid-2000s boom. The vehicle was structured to pursue a business combination with a target operating in southern China, placing it squarely within the China cross-border acquisition sector that attracted significant SPAC capital during that period. The company went public in the 2006–2007 timeframe and subsequently filed a Form 15-12G with the SEC on January 28, 2008, voluntarily terminating its registration under Section 12(g) — a step typically taken upon liquidation or deregistration following the conclusion of the SPAC's lifecycle. For complete filing history, investor details, and comparable deal data on Chardan-sponsored vehicles, sign up for full access at SpacDesk.