Renaissance Acquisition Corp. (ticker: RAK) was a blank-check company that pursued an acquisition target in the broader financial and industrial deal market during the late-2000s SPAC wave. The vehicle filed a Form 15-12B with the SEC on February 2, 2009, signaling the voluntary termination of its registered class of securities under the Securities Exchange Act — a step typically taken after a SPAC completes a business combination, dissolves, or otherwise concludes its public lifecycle. The February 2009 filing date places the wind-down squarely amid the global financial crisis, a period when many SPACs from the 2007–2008 vintage faced challenging deal environments and elevated liquidation rates. For the full filing history, sponsor details, and deal timeline on RAK, sign up for complete data at SpacDesk.