Key Highlights

  • EVE Health Group (ASX:EVE) traded at $0.011, down 26.67%, after touching a 52-week low during the 26 October 2026 session.
  • ASX noted a fall from $0.015 on 23 October to a low of $0.009 and a significant Volume increase.
  • The company said a Shareholder formerly associated with it may be disposing of their holding.

EVE Health Group Limited (ASX:EVE) shares touched a 52-week low during the Trading session on 26 October 2026, trading at $0.011, down 26.67% on the day. EVE is an Australian health company that develops and commercialises wellness and pharmaceutical products through its subsidiaries Meluka Australia and Nextract. On the same date it published its reply to an ASX price and volume query.

Reply to the ASX Price and Volume Query

The reply, dated 26 October 2026, reproduces the ASX letter, which referred to a fall in EVE's securities from $0.015 on 23 October 2026 to a low of $0.009 at the time of writing, along with a significant increase in volume from 23 to 26 October. ASX asked whether the company held any unannounced information that could explain the trading.

EVE answered no to that question. On the request for other explanations, it said it understands that a shareholder formerly associated with the company may be disposing of their shareholding, and that this selling may have contributed significantly to the recent trading. The company said it is not aware of any other explanation, confirmed compliance with the Listing Rules including Listing Rule 3.1, and stated that its answers were authorised under its continuous disclosure policy.

ASX price and volume queries are issued under Listing Rule 18.7 and require a response by a stated deadline, which in this case was 2.30pm AWST on 26 October 2026. The letter also reminds companies that, if information required under Listing Rule 3.1 exists and no exception applies, it must be disclosed immediately, which may require a Trading halt request.

FY26 Results Released on 31 August 2026

EVE's Appendix 4E for the year ended 30 June 2026, released on 31 August 2026, reported Revenue from ordinary activities of $1,153,101, a decrease of 33.53% from the prior year. The loss after tax from continuing operations attributable to members was $1,890,753, an increase of 30.13%, and the net loss attributable to members rose 19.67% to the same figure.

Net tangible assets per ordinary security were $0.0031, compared with $0.0023 a year earlier. No dividends were paid, declared or determined during the reporting period, and the company reported no associates, joint ventures or changes in controlled entities. The audited financial statements are contained in the 2026 Annual Report that accompanied the release.

About EVE Health Group

EVE Health Group is described by the company as an Australian-based health Business developing and commercialising evidence-based wellness and pharmaceutical products. Its Subsidiary Meluka Australia and its subsidiary Nextract support consumer and practitioner health products sold across retail, pharmacy and clinical channels. Revenue for FY26 was $1.15 million, which indicates the scale at which the group currently operates.

Net tangible assets per security of $0.0031 is the figure stated in the Appendix 4E, and it can be compared with the traded price of $0.011 on 26 October. The company reported no associates or joint ventures and no changes in controlled entities during the period. Its commentary on the results is contained in the 2026 Annual Report rather than in the one-page Appendix 4E.

Risks

The FY26 figures show lower revenue and a larger loss than the previous year, and the company has not declared dividends. The share price is at fractions of a cent, so small changes in cents translate into large percentage movements. The company has also pointed to selling by a former associated shareholder as a Factor in recent trading, and it has not quantified how much of that holding remains or over what period it may be sold.

Catalysts on Investors' Radar

Items that may follow include any further correspondence from ASX about trading in the stock, notices about changes in substantial holdings if the disposal by the former associated shareholder reaches disclosure thresholds, and the company's next periodic reports. EVE has not announced new product launches or financing arrangements.

Final Perspective

EVE touched a 52-week low on a day of elevated volume and responded to ASX by pointing to possible selling by a former associated shareholder while stating it holds no undisclosed information. The most recent results show lower revenue and a larger loss for FY26.