The firm is offering 25 million units priced at $10 each, with each unit comprising a Class A ordinary share and a half-warrant. These warrants carry an $11.50 strike price for future share conversion. Underwriter BTIG holds a 45-day option for an additional 3.8 million units, which could push total gross proceeds to approximately $295.1 million, including private placement funds.

AMR Resources aims to list its units under the ticker AMACU, with plans to split the securities into AMAC for shares and AMACW for warrants at a later date. The company’s mandate focuses on assets essential to national defense, clean energy initiatives, and advanced manufacturing processes.