Aimfinity Investment Corp. I Announces Clarification Regarding Redemption Procedures for the Shareholder Meeting

Core Viewpoint - Aimfinity Investment Corp. I is preparing for an extraordinary general meeting on October 27, 2025, to discuss redemptions related to the Docter Business Combination, with specific instructions for shareholders regarding their redemption requests [1][2]. Group 1: Extraordinary Meeting and Redemption Process - The extraordinary meeting will address redemption requests, and shareholders must reverse any previous redemption requests related to the Docter Business Combination to redeem shares at this meeting [1][2]. - If the Docter Business Combination is completed before the extraordinary meeting, the meeting and its proposals will not be implemented, and redemption requests will be processed according to the original submission [2]. - If the extraordinary meeting occurs and proposals are adopted before October 28, 2025, all redemption requests submitted for this meeting will be executed, while those related to the Docter Business Combination will remain outstanding [2][3]. Group 2: Operational Status and Timeline - Should the Docter Business Combination not be completed before the extraordinary meeting, the company will cease operations, complete the redemption of all public shares, and proceed with liquidation and dissolution as per Cayman Islands law [2]. - The deadline for public shareholders to submit redemption requests or reversals has been extended to October 27, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time [4]. - The record date for determining shareholders entitled to vote at the meeting remains September 29, 2025, and shareholders who have already voted do not need to take further action [6]. Group 3: Meeting Logistics - The extraordinary meeting will take place at a physical location in Pingtung City, Taiwan, and will also be available virtually via teleconference, requiring prior registration [5]. - The company will announce the proposed closing date for the Docter Business Combination at least two business days before it occurs [3].