Saluda Medical, Inc. (ASX:SLD) has applied for the quotation of 2,080,610 new CHESS Depositary Interests (CDIs) on the ASX, issued on 5 November 2026 following the conversion of 208,061 restricted stock units (RSUs) held by key management personnel member Mr Barry Regan.

Key Points

  • 2,080,610 new SLD CDIs (10:1 ratio, US person prohibited excluding QIB) applied for quotation with an issue date of 5 November 2026
  • The CDIs were issued following the conversion of 208,061 restricted stock units (SLDAA) held by KMP Mr Barry Regan
  • The securities were issued for nil cash consideration, with an estimated value per security of AUD $0.000000
  • Following quotation, total quoted SLD CDIs on issue will stand at 254,104,420

RSU Conversion Details

According to the filing, 208,061 restricted stock units classified under the security code SLDAA were converted into 2,080,610 CDIs under the existing SLD class, reflecting the 10:1 CDI-to-share ratio. The last date on which the convertible securities were converted was 5 November 2026. The filing confirms the conversion was made under an employee incentive scheme. The new CDIs will rank equally in all respects from their issue date with existing issued securities in the same class, according to the company's disclosure.

Key Management Personnel Involvement

The filing identifies Mr Barry Regan as the key management personnel member involved in the RSU conversion, with Mr Barry Regan listed as both the KMP and the registered holder of the 208,061 restricted stock units that were converted. The filing states the consideration provided for the securities was nil, with an estimated value per security of AUD $0.000000. No cash consideration was received in connection with the issue of the new CDIs.

Issued Capital Following Quotation

Following the quotation of the new securities, Saluda Medical's total quoted CDIs on issue will be 254,104,420 under the SLD security code. The company's unquoted securities on issue include 2,526,804 restricted stock units (SLDAA), 1,819,009 options expiring on various dates at various exercise prices (SLDAB), 88,000 warrants expiring 30 June 2036 at USD $17.00 (SLDAE), 263,712 warrants expiring 14 March 2035 at USD $17.00 (SLDAD), and 26 warrants expiring 20 January 2027 at USD $595,540.85 (SLDAC), according to the filing.