Qomea Acquisition (QSEA) is a SPAC — a blank check company with no operations, revenue, or products. Its sole purpose is to identify and merge with a private company, thereby taking that company public. Qomea raised $82.8M in its IPO in March 2025, placing substantially all proceeds into a trust account. Qomea has 15 months from IPO close (extendable to 21 months) to complete a deal, or it must return the trust funds to shareholders at approximately $10.29 per public share. Qomea is led by Qi Gong, who serves as CEO, CFO, and Chairwoman simultaneously, with a management team spanning consulting, law, and freight logistics. Qomea has not specified an industry focus but signals a preference for companies seeking U.S. public capital markets access — with a particular lean toward Chinese companies looking to list in the U.S., as Qomea explicitly discusses the regulatory complexities of acquiring China-based businesses. The sponsor received founder shares for $25,000 and purchased private placement units, creating a strong incentive to close a deal, as both are worthless in a liquidation. Several of Qomea's directors simultaneously serve on the boards of other SPACs, including Yotta Acquisition and Quetta Acquisition, creating potential conflicts of interest.