AVI executives accept share options worth R 57.84 million
Bitget2026/10/05 13:57AVI disclosed off-market option acceptances under its share plans, mainly by executive directors, at allocation prices of ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88. CEO Simon Crutchley accepted 247,891 options, valued at ZAR 20.94 million, split across ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88 allocations. CFO Justin O’Meara accepted 278,240 options, valued at ZAR 23.38 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88. Executive director Michael Koursaris accepted 99,443 options, valued at ZAR 8.4 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88. Company secretary Vivien Crystal accepted 36,046 options, valued at ZAR 3.05 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88. Subsidiary directors Roelf van der Laan, Roger Coppin, Jeremy de Mink accepted 18,588 options, valued at ZAR 1.56 million, at ZAR 83.85. Subsidiary company secretary Ashfaque Ahmed accepted 1,337 options, valued at ZAR 112,107.45, at ZAR 83.85. Disclaimer: This news brief was created by Public Technologies (PUBT) using generative artificial intelligence. While PUBT strives to provide accurate and timely information, this AI-generated content is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, investment, or legal advice. AVI Limited published the original content used to generate this news brief via SENS, the regulatory disclosure system operated by the Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE) (Ref. ID: S604369), on October 05, 2026, and is solely responsible for the information contained therein.
- AVI disclosed off-market option acceptances under its share plans, mainly by executive directors, at allocation prices of ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88.
- CEO Simon Crutchley accepted 247,891 options, valued at ZAR 20.94 million, split across ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88 allocations.
- CFO Justin O’Meara accepted 278,240 options, valued at ZAR 23.38 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88.
- Executive director Michael Koursaris accepted 99,443 options, valued at ZAR 8.4 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88.
- Company secretary Vivien Crystal accepted 36,046 options, valued at ZAR 3.05 million, across allocations priced at ZAR 83.85 and ZAR 84.88.
- Subsidiary directors Roelf van der Laan, Roger Coppin, Jeremy de Mink accepted 18,588 options, valued at ZAR 1.56 million, at ZAR 83.85.
- Subsidiary company secretary Ashfaque Ahmed accepted 1,337 options, valued at ZAR 112,107.45, at ZAR 83.85.
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