FutureCorp Space Acquisition is a blank check company, or SPAC, focused on acquiring a business within the global space economy. The company has no current operations and intends to use its IPO proceeds to identify and merge with a target company within a 24-month window. FutureCorp Space Acquisition targets sectors such as space manufacturing, launch platforms, in-orbit services, and satellite telecommunications. The investment strategy prioritizes industrial space platforms with recurring revenue and high barriers to entry, favoring government or civilian contracts over consumer space tourism. The company is led by a management team with executive experience at SpaceX, Palantir, and the NYSE. Under its business model, the company sells units consisting of shares and redeemable warrants. The sponsor holds founder shares representing 20% of the equity, which were acquired for a nominal cost and only retain value if an acquisition is completed. If FutureCorp Space Acquisition fails to close a transaction within 24 months, the company will liquidate and return the capital held in its trust account to public shareholders. This structure creates asymmetric economics, as the sponsor is incentivized to complete a deal to realize the value of its founder shares, while public investors maintain the right to redeem their shares for cash at the time of the merger.