GWA Group Announces Cancellation of 397,293 Performance Rights Following Cash Settlement

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GWA Group cancelled 397,293 performance rights after cash settlement at AUD 2.474 each, leaving 3,988,032 rights outstanding.

Summary

GWA Group Limited (ASX:GWA) announced the cancellation of 397,293 unquoted performance rights (ASX code: GWAAI) effective 11 August 2026, following their vesting and cash settlement under the company's Long Term Incentive Plan discretion. The cash settlement was paid at AUD 2.474 per security. The cessation reason was classified as "Other." Following the cancellation, 3,988,032 unquoted performance rights remain outstanding, while the company's quoted ordinary fully paid shares total 265,205,113 (ASX code: GWA). The Appendix 3H form was lodged with the ASX on 12 August 2026, and the figures are noted as system-generated and may not reflect the latest issued capital if other forms are pending.

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