Supreme Court of New South Wales Approves Amaero International Limited Re-domiciliation to the United States

The Supreme Court of New South Wales approved the scheme of arrangement for Amaero International Limited to re-domicile from Australia to the United States on Wednesday. This judicial decision follows the company’s proposal to shift its corporate headquarters and legal jurisdiction to Delaware, a move intended to align its corporate structure with its primary operational focus in North America.

The court’s approval marks the final legal step required for the transition, following a previous hearing and a vote by shareholders. Under the terms of the approved scheme, Amaero International Limited will transfer its corporate registration, effectively changing its governing jurisdiction. The company previously stated that this re-domiciliation aims to simplify its regulatory compliance and provide better access to U.S. capital markets. Shareholders will receive shares in the new U.S.-based entity in exchange for their existing holdings as the company completes the administrative process of moving its legal domicile.

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Date: June 10, 2026

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