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10X FUND MANAGERS (RF) PROPRIETARY LIMITED - Delisting of 7 106 425 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities

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What this filing means

10X has announced the routine mechanical delisting of 7.1 million All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities.

The 10X All Asia ETF is reducing its number of available shares by about 7.1 million units. This is a normal administrative process for ETFs and does not impact the underlying value of the remaining shares.

Bull case

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 ETF units is a routine mechanical adjustment executed at a stated price of R14.77 per security.
  • The fund maintains a substantial base of operations, with 76,665,834 securities remaining in issue following the delisting.

Bear case

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 securities represents a mechanical contraction in the total number of ETF units currently in issue.
  • Following the adjustment, the total securities in issue will be reduced to 76,665,834, mechanically lowering the overall outstanding unit count.
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AI-generated summary by SENS-AI, based on the original JSE SENS filing.

SENS-AI conclusion

The announcement confirms the mechanical delisting of 7,106,425 securities for the 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF at R14.77 per security. This is a routine capital adjustment typical for exchange-traded funds, reflecting regular redemption activity. This does not establish any fundamental shift in the ETF's investment strategy or underlying asset quality. Investor Takeaway: This is a standard administrative adjustment to unit counts, leaving over 76 million securities in issue with no impact on the fund's core thesis. Rating Context: This is a mechanical liquidity event with no direct equity impact.

Routine filing. No equity signal. No portfolio action required.

Decision framework

Current stance: Filing Neutral

Key drivers

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 ETF units is a routine mechanical adjustment executed at a stated price of R14.77 per security.
  • The fund maintains a substantial base of operations, with 76,665,834 securities remaining in issue following the delisting.

Key risks

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 securities represents a mechanical contraction in the total number of ETF units currently in issue.
  • Following the adjustment, the total securities in issue will be reduced to 76,665,834, mechanically lowering the overall outstanding unit count.

What would change the view

  • Guidance and cash-flow quality both improve materially from current baseline.
  • Subsequent filings remove current uncertainty and confirm durable execution.
  • Market structure/positioning shifts enough to support a directional thesis.

Evidence from the filing

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 ETF units is a routine mechanical adjustment executed at a stated price of R14.77 per security.

    “Investors are advised that 7 106 425 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities will be delisted on the JSE at an issue price of R14.77 per security.”

  • The fund maintains a substantial base of operations, with 76,665,834 securities remaining in issue following the delisting.

    “Following the delisting there will be 76 665 834 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities in issue with effect from Thursday, 21 May 2026.”

  • The delisting of 7,106,425 securities represents a mechanical contraction in the total number of ETF units currently in issue.

    “Investors are advised that 7 106 425 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities will be delisted on the JSE”

  • Following the adjustment, the total securities in issue will be reduced to 76,665,834, mechanically lowering the overall outstanding unit count.

    “Following the delisting there will be 76 665 834 10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF securities in issue”
Category
ETF Unit Cancellation
Published
May 20, 2026

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