Amaero Inc. went public at $4.25 a share
It sold 4,705,883 shares under the ticker AMRO and raised $20.0 million before costs.
Final prospectus (424B4) filed October 15, 2026
The terms
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Offered
4,705,883 shares
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“4,705,883 shares”
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Price per share
$4.25
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“The initial public offering price is $4.25 per share of our common stock.”
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Raised
$20,000,003before fees and costs
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“Initial public offering price | $4.2500 | $20,000,003”
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Bank fee
$1,400,0007.0% of the raise
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“Underwriting discounts and commissions(1) | $0.2975 | $1,400,000”
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Company receives first
$18,600,003before other costs
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Source and check
Raised − bank fee = $20,000,003 − $1,400,000 = $18,600,003. They match.
“Proceeds, before expenses, to Amaero Inc. | $3.9525 | $18,600,003”
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Ticker
AMRO
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“We have been approved to list our common stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market (the “Nasdaq”) under the symbol “AMRO.””
A model read this, and code confirmed the quote appears in the filing. - Final prospectus filed October 15, 2026
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Where the money goes first
The banks take their fee before the company sees the money.
Who owns the company after the IPO
From the prospectus 4,705,883 of 28,539,063 shares outstanding after the offering (16.5%).
Where Amaero Inc. sits among the last 12 months
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