What is a Appendix 3F - Final share buy-back notice form

Appendix 3F is a form used by companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) to notify the market of the final details of a share buy-back program. This form must be submitted to the ASX within two business days after the end of the buy-back program.

Here's an example of when a company might use the Appendix 3F form:

Let's say that XYZ Company, a publicly listed company on the ASX, has completed its share buy-back program using the Appendix 3C form. As part of this program, the company has bought back a certain number of shares over a specified period of time. In order to comply with ASX rules, the company would need to submit an Appendix 3F form to the ASX within two business days after the end of the buy-back program.

The Appendix 3F form would include the following information:

Company details: This section requires basic information about the company, such as its name, registered address, and ACN/ABN. Total buy-back details: This section provides a summary of the share buy-back program, including the total number of shares bought back, the average purchase price, and the total value of the buy-back. Details of cancellation or transfer: If any shares bought back under the program were cancelled or transferred, this section would provide the relevant details. Declaration: This section requires the company to declare that the information provided in the notice is accurate and complete. By completing and submitting the Appendix 3F form, XYZ Company would make an official announcement to the market of the final details of its share buy-back program, providing shareholders and potential investors with important information about the company's activities. This would help investors make informed decisions regarding their investment in the company.

What is a Appendix 3F - Final share buy-back notice form

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