AMINA teams up with Cantor to weigh public listing options

AMINA is working with Cantor to explore public listing options, including SPAC mergers and reverse takeovers, but no decision has been made. The bank is currently focused on raising strategic growth capital.

Swiss digital asset bank AMINA is collaborating with Cantor to explore potential paths for a public market listing. The bank has evaluated several options, such as a SPAC merger and a reverse takeover of a digital asset treasury company. However, no final decision has been made, and discussions are still ongoing. AMINA has emphasized that its immediate priority is to secure strategic growth capital rather than pursue a rapid listing. The company is not currently in negotiations with any SPAC or digital asset treasury company, instead focusing on engaging with potential investors. Formerly known as SEBA Bank, AMINA is regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority and operates in Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, and India. By the end of 2025, it held CHF 74.6 million in tier 1 capital and had raised about $245 million from investors. The bank reported 69% revenue growth in 2024 and achieved significant regulatory milestones, including securing a MiCA license through its Austrian subsidiary.