• Business Combination Facilitation: Inflection Point Acquisition VI is a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) whose sole purpose is to identify, acquire, and merge with one or more private operating businesses, thereby bringing them to the public market.

Inflection Point Acquisition VI (IPFX) is a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC). As described, it was incorporated for the purpose of effecting a business combination (such as a merger or acquisition) with one or more businesses. At this stage, the company has not yet selected a specific business combination target and has not engaged in substantive discussions with potential targets.

Therefore, Inflection Point Acquisition VI (IPFX) does not currently have any major customers, as it is a non-operating entity whose sole purpose is to acquire an existing private company. It does not sell products or services to other companies or individuals.

Kevin Shannon - Chief Executive Officer

Kevin Shannon is a Founder and Partner of Inflection Point Asset Management and serves as the CEO of Inflection Point Acquisition VI (IPFX). He also serves as CEO of Inflection Point VII and COO of Inflection Point III and Inflection Point V. Previously, Mr. Shannon served as Chief of Staff of Inflection Point II. Inflection Point’s sponsor team has a history of prior transactions including Intuitive Machines (LUNR) and USA Rare Earth (USAR).

Adam Saks - Chief Financial Officer

Adam Saks has served as the CFO of Inflection Point Asset Management since January 2026. He currently holds the position of CFO for Inflection Point Acquisition VI and is also the Principal of A. Saks Advisory. Before joining Inflection Point Asset Management, Mr. Saks was the CFO of Aksia, the Executive Director of Corporate Finance - Head of FP&A at Perella Weinberg Partners, and the VP of FP&A at Fortress Investment Group. Mr. Saks holds a B.B.A. in Finance, Investment & Banking from the University of Wisconsin.

Michael Blitzer - Partner

Michael Blitzer is a Founder and Managing Partner of Inflection Point Asset Management and serves as Chairman of the Board of Inflection Point Acquisition VI. He founded Kingstown Capital Management in 2004 with Joel Greenblatt and grew it into a multi-billion-dollar asset manager until 2021. Mr. Blitzer began his career at J.P. Morgan in 1999, advising companies globally on private debt and equity capital raises. He has led Inflection Point's portfolio of assets across eight announced or closed public listings, raising over $5 billion in capital. He is also Lead Director of Merlin Labs (MRLN) and a Director of Intuitive Machines (LUNR).

Dylan Chan - Chief of Staff

Dylan Chan has served as Chief of Staff of Inflection Point Asset Management since May 2026. Prior to this role, he was a Technology Investment Banking Analyst at Cantor. Mr. Chan began his career at Boeing as a Rocket Propulsion Engineer on NASA's SLS Program.

1. Failure to complete the announced business combination: The merger with Quantum Space is subject to various closing conditions, including approvals from Inflection Point shareholders, Quantum Space equityholders, regulatory consents, and other customary conditions, such as a minimum cash requirement. If these conditions are not met, the transaction may not close. In such an event, IPFX would revert to its prior status as a SPAC without a target, potentially leading to liquidation and the return of funds to public shareholders if it fails to secure another acquisition within its remaining operating timeframe.
2. Significant shareholder redemptions: Public shareholders of a SPAC have the right to redeem their shares prior to the closing of a business combination. A high rate of redemptions could substantially reduce the cash available from IPFX's trust account. While the merger with Quantum Space includes committed PIPE financing, significant redemptions could still impact the financial structure of the combined entity or challenge the satisfaction of the minimum cash condition required for closing.
3. Risks associated with the future performance of the combined company: Upon successful completion of the merger, the value of IPFX (which will be renamed Quantum Space, Inc.) will be entirely dependent on Quantum Space's operational success and financial performance. The company operates in a disruptive growth sector, which inherently involves higher risks due to potential market volatility, rapid technological changes, intense competition, and the challenges of scaling a specialized business in the space industry.

Increased regulatory scrutiny and potential for new, more restrictive regulations regarding special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) from governmental bodies such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Such regulatory changes could significantly increase compliance costs, expand liabilities for SPAC sponsors and target companies, and make the de-SPAC process more complex or less appealing. This erosion of structural and timing advantages that SPACs historically offered compared to traditional initial public offerings (IPOs) or direct listings could undermine the fundamental attractiveness and viability of the SPAC model itself for both private target companies and public market investors.