Webull Listed on Nasdaq Following SPAC Merger with SK Growth

Discount trading platform Webull and SK Growth, a SPAC company, have finalized their planned merger. SK Growth shareholders gave their approval on March 30, 2025. After the merger, SK Growth is now fully owned by Webull. As part of this change, SK Growth‘s shares and warrants turned into Webull’s shares and warrants.

The merger took effect on April 11, 2025. That‘s when Webull’s shares, warrants, and special warrants started trading on Nasdaq. They use the symbols “BULL,” “BULLW,” and “BULLZ.” This is a big moment for Webull as it becomes a public company.

Webull started in 2018 and has grown fast in the trading world. It provides many financial products and easy-to-use tools for everyday investors. In a short time, Webull has reached 13 markets in Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America. Its mobile app has been downloaded over 50 million times and has more than 23 million users worldwide.

Anthony Denier, Webulls Group President and US CEO, shared his excitement: “Going public is a huge step for Webull. This move will help us support more smart, tech-savvy everyday investors who want a strong trading partner.” He added, “Our advanced tools make us the top choice for young investors eager to succeed in the fast-moving trading and investing world.”

As a public company, Webull is ready for more growth. It will keep helping everyday investors with the tools they need to do well financially.

Webull Teams Up with Tampa Bay Rays and Rowdies for 2025

Webull has revealed a new partnership with the Tampa Bay Rays and Tampa Bay Rowdies for the 2025 season. This is Webulls first deal with a Major League Baseball (MLB) team. It will be the Official Online Brokerage of the Rays and a Proud Partner of the Rowdies.

The partnership will focus on community projects in the St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay areas. They plan to raise money for hurricane relief, teach financial skills in local schools, and support volunteer efforts and donations. Webull wants to help the community by improving financial knowledge for people of all ages.

Anthony Denier, Group President and US CEO of Webull, said, “We want to be a big part of Tampa Bay. Teaching financial literacy is one of our main goals, and were excited to offer resources and learning opportunities to build money skills.”

Since moving its US headquarters to St. Petersburg in 2023, Webull has been active in the area. Its branding will appear during the 2025 season at George M. Steinbrenner Field, where the Rays play, and Al Lang Stadium, home of the Rowdies.

Brian Auld, President of the Tampa Bay Rays and Vice Chairman of the Rowdies, is happy about the partnership. He said, “Having Webull as a local partner is great for our area. Their work in our community matches our focus on helping others.”

Webull, approved by the SEC as a broker-dealer, offers tools for independent investors and advisory services. It now operates in 14 markets worldwide and serves over 23 million users.