Deal values the company at over $1bn.
Auto data startup Wejo, backed by General Motors, will go public through a reverse merger with blank-check company Virtuoso Acquisition Corp in a deal that values the British company at US$800 million (A$1.35 billion) including debt.
The deal will raise US$330 million in proceeds for Wejo, the companies said.
That includes US$230 million from Special-Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) Virtuoso and another US$100 million referred to as Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE).
Wejo chief executive and founder Richard Barlow said institutional investors make up most of the PIPE, but declined to identify the firms involved.