AUSTRALIAN VANADIUM LIMITED
ASX:AVLMaterialsToday’s holders own 92.6% of what they think they own, once every option and right converts.
Runway 2–4 quarters; share count grew 10% in 24 months; 1 cash raise in 24 months
Between October 2024 and September 2026, Australian Vanadium Limited's ordinary share count, adjusted for a 1-for-25 share consolidation in November 2025, increased 10.5% to 382M shares. In the past 24 months, it raised capital once, a A$7.5M placement in March 2026. Options and rights on issue could convert into 30M new shares, representing a 7.9% overhang; none are in the money, and the nearest expiry is March 2029. The company has 2 to 4 quarters of funding at the recent spend rate. No proposed securities issues are pending.
Quick answers · 3
When did AVL last raise capital?
The last capital raise in Australian Vanadium's filings is Placement of $7.5M announced 4 Mar 2026, one of 1 cash raises in 24 months.
How much cash does AVL have?
In its quarterly cash report for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, Australian Vanadium reported $17.9M of cash and estimated 4.9 quarters of funding available at its current rate of spending. That is the company's own estimate.
When do AVL's options expire?
Unexercised options and rights equal 7.9% of Australian Vanadium's shares on issue; the nearest expiry is Mar 2029.
Shares on issue — last 2 years
Cash runway
Issuance timeline
Latest 5 filings (Appendix 2AThe form a company lodges to have new securities quoted on the ASX. It restates how many of each class are on issue. quoted issues, 3G unquoted, 3H cancellations)
| Date | Form | Security | On issue, per this filing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Sept 2026 | 2A · quoted issue | AVL : ORDINARY FULLY PAID | 381.7M | Appendix 2A |
| 14 Sept 2026 | 3G · unquoted | AVL : ORDINARY FULLY PAID | 375.9M | Appendix 3G |
| 4 Sept 2026 | 2A · quoted issue | AVL : ORDINARY FULLY PAID | 375.9M | Appendix 2A |
| 12 Mar 2026 | 2A · quoted issue | AVL : ORDINARY FULLY PAID | 375.6M | Appendix 2A |
| 12 Mar 2026 | 3G · unquoted | AVL : ORDINARY FULLY PAID | 346.8M | Appendix 3G |
Securities on issue over time
Ordinary shares and every option and rights class, month by month over two years. The top edge is the fully diluted count.
Capital raises
1 cash raise in the last 24 months · 1 in the last 12 months
Forward supply
Every dated event on record that could add securities to the register — option expiries to their stated dates and proposed issues over the next 18 months, on one timeline.
Placement capacity
How much stock a company can place without asking holders. Listing Rule 7.1 / 7.1ARule 7.1 lets a company issue up to 15% of its shares in 12 months without a shareholder vote. Rule 7.1A adds 10% for smaller companies whose holders approve it. allows 15% of ordinary securities in any 12 months, and every Appendix 3BNotice that a company proposes to issue new securities, such as a placement. The securities are not on issue until a later filing confirms it. states how much of it an issue uses.
Pending proposed issues
Options & convertible securities
- Price-triggered19.3M · 5.0% of sharesOptions and warrants — they convert when the share price clears their exercise price.
- Condition-triggered11.0M · 2.9% of sharesPerformance and incentive rights — they convert when a hurdle is met, not at a price, and can lapse to nothing.
Exercise price on record: 19.3M priced, 11.0M where the filing never states one. A security with no exercise price is never counted in the money — nothing is paid to convert it, so there is no price for it to be above.
Each figure is the filing’s own count of securities, not a share count — a 2A never states what one security converts into.
At $0.17 today, 0 securities are in the money (0.0% of shares on issue). At double today’s price it is 17.3M (4.5% of shares).
- Priced supply in the money at the price on the axis — the curve, and the only thing on it. Ten prices, sampled: between two of them the true figure lies between the two.
- 11.0M (36.4% of the supply above) states no exercise price at all. It cannot be called in or out of the money at any price, which is why it is hatched rather than plotted.
| Code | Security | Type | Exercise price | Expiry | On issue | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AVLAT | Options | Price-triggered | $0.46 | 12 Mar 2029 | 2.0M | Filing |
| AVLAD | Options | Price-triggered | $0.35 | 23 Oct 2030 | 17.3M | Filing |
| AVLAS | Performance rights | Condition-triggered | — | — | 11.0M | Filing Meeting |
“Nil” is a stated nil exercise price: nothing is paid to convert. An em dash means the filing names no exercise price at all. Security is read from the filing’s own class description; an em dash there means the description is not one this table labels. One row is one security class, at the number stated in the most recent quotation application that restated it — linked, and dated, in the last column. For what expires soon across other listed companies, see the options expiry calendar.
A condition-triggered class has no exercise price and usually no expiry: what it vests on is set by a shareholder resolution, not by the register. Where the company lodged a notice of meeting before the class first appears here, it is linked as “Meeting” — that is where terms of this kind are put to shareholders. It is not confirmation that the document sets this class’s conditions, and no link appears where there is no such filing.
Director dealings
Ownership
Latest announcements
Headlines link to the source PDFs on the ASX announcements platform. Data as of 28 Oct 2026.