SportsMap Tech Acquisition Corp. reaches deal to take Infrared Cameras Holdings co. public

Infrared Cameras Holdings Inc. signed a merger agreement with Houston-based SportsMap Tech Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: SMAP), which will take the Beaumont, Texas-based provider of thermal imaging platforms public.

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SportsMap Tech Acquisition Corp. reaches deal to take Infrared Cameras Holdings co. public

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