Vault Minerals announces 13-to-2 security consolidation

Vault Minerals is undertaking a 13-to-2 security consolidation, reducing its number of shares on issue.

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Key points

  • Vault Minerals announced a security consolidation at a 13-to-2 ratio, with ordinary shares reducing from 6.8 billion to approximately 1 billion, effective November 14, 2025, following shareholder approval.
  • The consolidation aims to streamline Vault Minerals' capital structure and enhance share price attractiveness, with fractional shares rounded up and normal T+2 trading resuming on November 27, 2025.
  • Vault Minerals shares have surged 112% over the past year, potentially benefiting from improved trading liquidity and a broader investor base post-consolidation as the company continues its growth.

On Friday, Vault Minerals Ltd (ASX: VAU) announced on Friday that a security consolidation that will reduce its number of shares on issue, with every 13 shares becoming 2 post-consolidation. The move follows approval from security holders and will see the changes take effect from 14 November 2025.

What did Vault Minerals report?

  • Security consolidation at a 13-to-2 ratio, approved by shareholders
  • Ordinary shares on issue reduced from 6,788,113,967 to 1,044,325,226
  • Performance rights reduced from 63,861,124 to 9,824,788
  • Record date for consolidation: 19 November 2025
  • Trading on a consolidated basis begins 18 November 2025 (deferred settlement)

What else do investors need to know?

The consolidation is designed to streamline Vault Minerals' capital structure and make its share price more attractive to investors. There's no change to the underlying value of investors' holdings, as the consolidation simply adjusts the number of shares and their price proportionally.

Fractional share entitlements from the consolidation will be rounded up to the next whole share, ensuring no shareholders will be left with odd lots post-event. The changes are scheduled to be fully implemented, with new holding statements sent by 26 November 2025, and normal T+2 trading to resume on 27 November.

What's next for Vault Minerals?

Vault Minerals is expected to update shareholders and the market as the consolidation process progresses. Investors should keep an eye on key dates, particularly the record date and the resumption of normal trading, to ensure their holdings are accurately reflected.

Looking ahead, the consolidation could help support improved trading liquidity and attract a broader investor base as Vault Minerals continues its growth journey.

Vault Minerals share price snapshot

Vault Minerals shares have soared 112% over the past year, outpacing the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) which has risen 9% over the same period.

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