Amazing AI plc explores dual listings on SEM and OTCQB
Amazing AI plc (AQSE: AAI) is assessing a dual listing on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM) and the OTCQB Market in the US. The company will update the market if applications proceed.
This announcement contains inside information under the UK Market Abuse Regulation. The board accepts responsibility for its content.
Why this matters to investors
- Access and liquidity: A SEM and OTCQB presence could broaden the investor base across Africa, Asia, and the US, potentially improving trading volumes and price discovery.
- Currency visibility: Dual trading lines would introduce additional currency anchors (MUR and USD) alongside the UK listing, useful for cross-venue valuation work.
- Disclosure and costs: Additional listing venues add ongoing compliance, reporting, and corporate actions complexity that can affect timelines and cost structure.
- Timelines and approvals: Progress depends on regulatory review and venue acceptance; there is no guarantee of approval or timing.
Business snapshot
AAI is a global fintech group providing online consumer loans and AI finance-related services. The Group leverages regulated lending and collections operations to distribute AI-driven services focused on lending, collections, and debt financing.
In the US, AAI operates under the consumer brand Mr. Amazing Loans with six state lending licenses/certificates and a 15+ year record across lending, collections, and compliance.
Digital asset treasury policy - key risks called out by the board
Through its 100% owned Mauritius subsidiary, Amazing AI Services Ltd, the Group holds treasury reserves and surplus cash in digital assets. The board views digital assets as an appropriate store of value and potential growth for reserves, while acknowledging material exposure and FCA guidance that such investments are high risk.
- Volatility: Values can rise or drop quickly. The company may not realise holdings at or above book value.
- Regulatory status: Digital assets are unregulated in the UK; the company is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.
- No UK protections: Holdings are not covered by the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
- Operational and counterparty risk: Market structure, cyber-attacks, financial crime, outages, or comingling could cause losses or delays in execution.
An investment in AAI is not a direct investment in digital assets, but investors should recognise the company's material exposure and conduct their own research.
What to watch next
- Formal application filings and disclosures related to SEM and OTCQB.
- Regulatory feedback, listing timelines, tickers, and any changes to reporting cadence.
- Updates on treasury policy, hedging, and risk controls as digital asset exposure evolves.
Company contacts
- Company: Amazing AI plc - aai@amazingaiplc.com
- Corporate Adviser: Guild Financial Advisory Limited
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Caution regarding forward-looking statements: Statements about potential listings and future plans are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual outcomes to differ materially. The company does not undertake to update such statements except as required by law or regulation.
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