Wildcat Gold (LSE:WCAT) set out a provisional timetable to move its shares from the main market to the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market.
The company said it will announce its intention to cancel the main market listing on 3 August, with a fast-track move to Aquis targeted for 31 August.
Wildcat plans to publish its admission announcement on 17 August, when Aquis will publish the corresponding application notice.
Cancellation of the main market listing and admission to Aquis is scheduled for 1 September, marking the first day of dealings on the new exchange.
The company said new board appointments will be announced during this window, alongside a fundraise intended to meet Aquis admission requirements.
Wildcat cautioned that the dates remain provisional and subject to change.
"The above timetable finally gives shareholders a roadmap as the Company transforms itself into a gold producer," said Mandhir Singh, chief executive and founder.
News Intelligence what this means for the company
Wildcat Gold has published a provisional timetable for its delisting from the main market and admission to Aquis, targeting 1 September as the first day of trading on the new exchange. The move is paired with board appointments and a fundraise to meet Aquis admission requirements. The company, which will see current chairman Mandhir Singh become CEO upon listing, frames the shift as enabling its transformation into a gold producer—a transition that hinges on prior project selection and asset acquisition milestones announced earlier in 2026.
The timetable formalizes a path to Aquis that the company has signaled before, but introduces execution risk: the dates are explicitly provisional and subject to change, and the fundraise size and terms remain unannounced. Admission to a growth market typically carries lower liquidity and regulatory oversight than the main market, a structural shift that may affect share tradability and investor base.
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