Anteris Sought ASX Halt After Missing Cleansing Notice
The notice covered 44,068 CHESS Depositary Interests issued following warrant exercises.
Anteris Technologies Global (AVR), a Nasdaq- and ASX-listed company, sought a trading halt in Australia after an administrative oversight delayed a required cleansing notice.
The disclosure marked the first time Anteris detailed the notice lapse, which followed the issuance and subsequent sale of CHESS Depositary Interests.
Anteris issued 44,068 of the instruments on July 10, 2026, following warrant exercises. The company said the required cleansing notice was not filed within five business days.
The delay stemmed from an administrative oversight. The company subsequently requested that trading be halted on the Australian Securities Exchange while it prepared an application for relief from the Federal Court.
Trading of Anteris securities on Nasdaq remained unaffected by the Australian action.
The company’s next step centered on securing court relief for the delayed notice while addressing the ASX trading status.