REDIVIUM LIMITED (ASX.RIL)

As from the close of trading on Friday, 28 August 2026 the abovementioned company was removed from ASX

we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027

The company is currently facing the suspension of its securities from the ASX Official Quotation due to an unpaid annual listing fee for the year ending 30 June 2027. Under Listing Rule 17.15, we are required to settle this outstanding amount by 5:00 PM AEST on Friday, 28 August 2026. Immediate action is essential, as failure to complete this payment before the deadline will result in the company being permanently removed from the Official List at the close of trading on that same day.

Securities of the company have been suspended for over three months. Each long-term suspended entity requires its name and ASX code, details of unlodged periodic reports under Listing Rule 17.5, the one-year deadline for the oldest outstanding report, and the two-year deadline to resume trading to ASX's satisfaction. Failure to meet these deadlines results in removal from the official list, typically effective from the first trading day after the deadline.

The company lodges its quarterly activity and cashflow report.

Securities of companies suspended over three months will be removed from the official list if they fail to meet 1 or 2 year deadlines, effective from the next trading day after deadlines.

The company releases its quarterly activity and cashflow report for December 2025.

The company releases its annual report to shareholders, appendix 4G, and corporate governance statement.

Entities suspended for over three months face deadlines for lodging outstanding reports and resuming trading. Failure to meet one or two-year deadlines results in removal from the official list, effective the next trading day.

The company lodges its quarterly activities or appendix 4C cash flow report.

The company has withdrawn its European Green Bond issuance due to insufficient investor commitments and ongoing market caution. Despite securing conditional support, concerns over market conditions and costs led to the decision, with intentions to revisit the initiative in the future.

The company updates on its UK battery recycling feasibility study, initially set for a 10-tonne per day shredding plant. Progress has been made, but a change of premises necessitates reworking some components, causing a delay to Q2/26. This requires an updated environmental impact assessment but is not expected to affect the project's economic viability. Feasibility studies for Czechia and Romania projects continue, benefiting from contracted feedstock supply. Further updates will follow.

The company has provided an update on its UK battery recycling operations, facing a setback in lease negotiations for a Wrexham site. While this delay does not impact other project components, the company is reworking aspects of its feasibility study to find a new location. Despite this, project economics remain strong, supported by long-term supply and offtake agreements. Redivium is also exploring a modular refining solution to expand its operations.

The company is reviewing its business and capital structure amid the suspension of ASX trading. Efforts to secure funding have not yet yielded formal offers, and the company plans recapitalisation with local investors. A pre-submission to ASX is planned for December 2025 for reinstatement.

Securities of the company have been suspended for over three months, as detailed in the table unfiled periodic reports, deadlines for the oldest report, and two-year plans for resuming trade. Failure to meet these deadlines leads to removal from the official list after the specified trading day.

Entities with securities suspended for over three months must lodge periodic reports, meet a 1 year deadline for the oldest outstanding report, and execute plans for resuming trading to ASX's satisfaction. Failure to meet deadlines results in removal from the official list.

The company is appointing professional advisors to evaluate potential restructuring options and enhance shareholder value, while also seeking additional directors and company secretary to strengthen governance.

The company has signed a Marketing and Offtake Agreement with WMC Energy BV for the global marketing and offtake of black mass and related concentrates at its battery recycling facility in the UK, marking a significant commercial milestone.

The company lodges its quarterly activities and cash flow report.

Entities that have been suspended for more than three months due to their unfiled periodic reports, along with the oldest overdue report deadline and their two-year deadline for trading plans, will be removed from the official list if these conditions are not fulfilled.

The company's ASX classification has been changed from a "Mining Exploration Entity" to a "Commitments Test Entity", requiring the company to lodge additional financial reports.

The company lodges its half year financial report.

Redivium Limited's securities were suspended due to breach of Listing Rule 12.2, as ASX determined RIL's financial condition is insufficient to warrant continued quotation. The suspension will continue until ASX determines RIL's compliance with the Listing Rules, including Rule 12.2, and if it is appropriate to reinstate RIL's securities to quotation. The suspension will continue until RIL is in compliance with the Corporations Act.

The company has completed the formalities to list its EUR 25 million in green debenture bonds by its Irish subsidiary, Redivium Europe Limited, marking a significant milestone in its strategic expansion.

The company's Entitlement Offer, aimed at raising $3.39m, has closed without minimum subscription. Despite efforts, the offer will not proceed and applicants will be repaid. The company is engaged in the "green bond" funding process.

The company and Retela have signed a collaboration agreement to develop a lithium-ion battery recycling plant in the Czech Republic. The plant will process end-of-life batteries from EVs, energy storage systems, and portable batteries, using environmentally-friendly hydrometallurgical technology.

The company lodges its Quarterly Activities and Cash Flow Report.

The company has completed a share sale agreement with Viridian Capital and sold all fully paid ordinary shares in Reed Exploration Pty Ltd, holding the Forrestania Project tenements. Carbon International Solutions Pty Ltd purchased the shares, while Classic Minerals remains holder of 80% beneficial interest.

The company extends its nonrenounceable entitlement offer to eligible shareholders, raising up to $3.39m. The closing date has been extended to 31 January 2025, with shareholders able to access the prospectus.

The company has signed a binding term sheet with WMC Energy BV for a marketing and offtake agreement on global sales of black mass concentrate from its proposed battery recycling plant in the UK. The agreement targets the growing demand for recycled battery materials in global electric vehicles and energy storage markets.

The company releases its application for quotation of securities.

The company has requested an extension of its voluntary suspension, citing an uncertain financial position, additional expenses, and the need for a continued suspension to promote the Entitlement Offer and meet the minimum subscription.

The company is offering a pro-rata nonrenounceable entitlement offer to eligible shareholders, raising up to $3.39m. The offer has been extended to January 24, 2025, and applications must be completed.

The company has extended the closing date for its nonrenounceable entitlement offer, raising up to $3.39m. The offer consists of one new share for every eligible share, with application forms available.

The company has entered into a binding share sale agreement with Viridian Capital Pty Ltd to sell all fully paid ordinary shares in Reed Exploration Pty Ltd, which holds the tenements in the Forrestania Project. The transaction includes a non-refundable deposit of A$50,000 and a cash payable at completion. Classic Minerals Limited will remain holder of an 80% beneficial interest in gold rights.

The company is offering a pro-rata non-renounceable entitlement offer of one new share for every eligible share held, with Euroz Hartleys Limited and Leeuwin Wealth Pty Ltd as Joint Lead Managers.

The company lodges its application for quotation of securities.

The Entitlement Issue Prospectus proposes a pro-rata non-renounceable entitlement issue of one Share for every Share held by registered shareholders at an issue price of $0.001 per Share, raising up to approximately $3,394,355.

The company will release 647,500,653 fully paid ordinary shares from escrow on 8 December 2024 with no further restricted securities remaining post 8 December 2024.

The company announced the voting results of its 2024 Annual General Meeting, which was conducted through a poll.

The company is seeking to raise $3.39m through a pro-rata non-renounceable offering of one new share for every one share held by eligible shareholders. The offer is open for shareholders as of 6 December 2024, with a minimum subscription of $1,000,000. Shareholders can choose to take up all or none of their entitlement.

The company has requested an extension of its voluntary suspension, citing financial challenges and additional expenses from the sale of the Forrestania Project. The suspension is expected to be extended until the completion of the Offer, which is expected to occur on 2 January 2025. The company is not aware of any reasons for the suspension not being granted.

The company requests an extension of its voluntary suspension to finalize terms for a material equity fund raising, requesting it remain in place until 2 December 2024 or when an announcement can be made.

The securities of Redivium Limited will be suspended from quotation immediately under Listing Rule 17.2, at the request of RIL, pending the release of an announcement in relation to an operational update and a capital raise.

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