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The Lottery Corporation Reports Lapse of 53,282 Performance Rights

The Lottery Corporation Reports Lapse of 53,282 Performance Rights Source: Kapitales Research

Highlights:

  • 53,282 performance rights ceased after their attached conditions were not satisfied.
  • The securities lapsed on 30 September 2026, with no consideration payable for the cessation.
  • The company’s quoted ordinary shares remained at more than 2.22 billion following the change.

Performance Rights Lapse

The Lottery Corporation Limited (ASX: TLC) has updated the market on a change to its unquoted securities following the lapse of 53,282 performance rights. The announcement was released on 9 October 2026 and relates to securities carrying the ASX code TLCAA. According to the filing, the rights ceased because the conditions attached to them had not been met or had become incapable of being satisfied.

The cessation took effect on 30 September 2026. The company confirmed that no consideration was payable in connection with the lapse. It also stated that the change represented the lapse of performance rights because the relevant conditions had not been met. The filing does not provide further details about the specific conditions associated with the 53,282 securities.

Updated Securities Position

Following the cessation, The Lottery Corporation’s issued capital comprised 2,225,771,703 fully paid ordinary shares quoted on the ASX. Its remaining unquoted performance rights stood at 4,900,813 securities under the TLCAA code. The updated figures provide the market with a revised view of the company’s securities structure following the lapse.

The reduction in outstanding performance rights means that 53,282 conditional securities are no longer included in the company’s unquoted performance-rights balance. However, the filing does not indicate any immediate change to the company’s quoted ordinary share count as a result of the cessation.

Share Price Performance

The securities update comes as TLC shares were trading at AU$5.110, representing a gain of AU$0.150 or 3.024% based on the supplied market data. The latest announcement is primarily an update to the company’s issued securities following the lapse of performance rights. Investors may continue to monitor subsequent announcements for changes to the remaining performance-rights balance, issued capital or other corporate developments.

Outlook

The cessation of the 53,282 performance rights provides an updated picture of The Lottery Corporation’s outstanding securities. With 4,900,813 performance rights remaining unquoted, future company disclosures may provide further visibility on changes to the securities balance and any related corporate actions.

Note- All data presented is based on information available at the time of writing.

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