Trading Suspension Lifted for Nova Minerals on 18 June

Trading Suspension Lifted After Corporate Restructure

Nova Minerals Corp. (ASX:NVA) has officially resumed trading on the ASX as of 18 June 2026, ending a suspension that began earlier this month. This reinstatement follows the successful implementation of schemes of arrangement involving both shareholders and warrant holders under Part 5.1 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).

Schemes of Arrangement Finalised

The schemes of arrangement mark a significant corporate milestone, transferring ownership and control as part of Nova Minerals’ broader strategic restructuring. While the announcement does not detail the financial terms or operational impacts, the completion of these schemes was a prerequisite for lifting the trading suspension imposed on 3 June 2026.

Context of US Redomiciliation and Market Listings

This reinstatement comes on the heels of Nova Minerals’ redomiciliation to the United States, where its holding company shares began trading on the NYSE American on 17 June 2026. The move to a US holding company was approved by the New South Wales Supreme Court earlier in June, triggering the suspension and eventual delisting of the original ASX-listed entity. The reinstatement signals the completion of this complex transition and the resumption of normal trading activity on the ASX.

Implications for Investors and Market Participants

With trading now resumed, investors will be watching how the market responds to Nova Minerals’ new corporate structure and dual listing status. The company’s core asset, the Estelle Project in Alaska, remains central to its strategy amid these changes. The reinstatement also restores liquidity for shareholders who were temporarily unable to trade their holdings during the suspension period.