American Tungsten & Antimony (ASX:AT4) has informed the market on Friday that it’s tapping Deutsche Bank to aid its journey onto the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite; in the same breath, it’s appointed a new CFO, Graeme Morissey.
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Listing via American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) – that’s the component of the move DB will be handling – the company is targeting a Q2CY26 debut on Wall Street, with the company intending to lodge formal paperwork with the U.S. regulator, SEC, in March.
“A listing on Nasdaq will give the Company access to the world’s largest equity capital markets at a time of unprecedented investment interest in critical minerals in the United States,” AT4 wrote on Friday.
The new CFO, meanwhile, Mr Morissey, comes on board after acting as CFO for Warriedar Resources, firmly involved in the buyout of that company by Capricorn Metals for over $300M – something pointed out by AT4 in its Friday disclosure. Before that, Morissey had been within the Big 4 accounting firms.
“The appointment of Deutsche Bank, a tier one financial institution with a focused ADR team, is considered a big step towards the listing. The ADR program will represent an exciting opportunity for investors to get involved early and be part of the first shareholders of AT4 securities tradeable on Nasdaq,” explained American Tungsten & Antimony’s managing director, Andre Booyzen.
“We are delighted with the appointment of Graeme as our CFO and welcome his prolific experience and history with financial compliance, operations and the growth of companies through the stages of exploration and mining.”
AT4 last traded at 19cps.
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