Latest Redomiciliation News

Nova Minerals' US holding company shares and warrants are slated to begin trading on NYSE American on 17 June 2026, with ASX trading of CHESS Depositary Interests following on 18 June, marking a key step in the company’s US redomiciliation.

Nova Minerals has secured New South Wales Supreme Court approval for its schemes of arrangement, paving the way for its US holding company to take control and triggering ASX delisting and NYSE admission.

Nova Minerals CEO Christopher Gerteisen highlighted progress on the Estelle Project at the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, emphasizing the company’s role in establishing a US domestic antimony supply chain backed by US$43.4 million in government funding.

Titomic Limited is set to shift its corporate domicile from Australia to the United States through a scheme of arrangement, aiming to deepen its US defense market presence and access broader capital pools while maintaining its ASX listing.

Nova Minerals has sent out its Scheme Booklet to shareholders and warrantholders, setting the stage for a May 29 vote on its proposed move from Australia to the US. The Independent Expert backs the scheme, and directors recommend approval.

Nova Minerals has pinpointed a broad new gold anomaly at Portage Pass within its Estelle Project in Alaska, revealing grades higher and more consistent than the nearby Korbel deposit. The discovery, based on 2025 surface sampling, sets the stage for further soil sampling and geophysical surveys in 2026.

Nova Minerals has amended its warrant exchange terms, tripling the ratio for Nasdaq-listed warrants to US Holdco warrants as part of its US redomiciliation plan. This adjustment aligns with NYSE listing requirements and signals a strategic step in the company’s transition.

Nova Minerals has signed a Scheme Implementation Deed to redomicile to the US, aiming for a primary NYSE listing while retaining a secondary ASX listing via CDIs. The move seeks to align corporate structure with its Alaskan operations and enhance access to US capital markets.

Nova Minerals has identified a significant new gold-copper anomaly spanning 1,500 by 800 metres at its West Wing prospect within the Estelle Project in Alaska, based on 2025 surface sampling results. This discovery hints at a potentially distinct deposit style and sets the stage for targeted drilling in 2026.

Nova Minerals plans to redomicile to the United States following the loss of its foreign private issuer status, while acquiring full ownership of its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project and appointing a US-based CFO.

Locate Technologies has completed its redomiciliation from Australia to New Zealand, establishing Locate NZ as the new parent company and appointing MUFG Pension & Market Services as its share registry provider.

Trigg Minerals is advancing its strategy to list on the U.S. NASDAQ, weighing options including a dual listing and potential SPAC mergers, while planning a name change to reflect its evolving focus.