The shares of Regional Express Holdings are no longer available for public trading. The company was delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after its complete acquisition by U.S.-based Air T, Inc. was finalized on December 19, 2025. Investors can no longer directly trade the stock, marking the conclusion of its journey as an independent publicly listed entity.
Delisting Preceded Final Takeover
The removal from the exchange actually occurred earlier, on September 11 of the previous year. This action was triggered by the company’s failure to submit required periodic reports to the exchange authorities. This delisting paved the way for the subsequent takeover process by Air T, Inc., which culminated in the December 2025 transaction. With this, Regional Express’s operational independence as a stock market-listed company was permanently terminated.
For shareholders and market observers, this development carries specific implications. The standalone Regional Express share will no longer have its own earnings announcements or investor briefings. Purchasing equity under its former listing identifier on public marketplaces is now impossible.
Future Tracking Within a Larger Group
Those interested in the performance of the regional aviation business must now look to the communications of its new parent corporation. Operational data concerning flight services and financial results for the division will be incorporated into the mandatory disclosures and corporate reporting of Air T, Inc.
The core airline operation itself, which remains vital for connecting regional communities across Australia, continues. To assess the economic trajectory of this business unit within its new corporate structure, analysts and interested parties are advised to monitor the upcoming quarterly reports issued by Air T, Inc.