De.mem tightens disclosure controls after late director interest notice

De.mem Ltd. ( (AU:DEM) ) just unveiled an announcement.

De.mem has responded to an ASX compliance query about the late lodgement of an Appendix 3Y for director Andreas Hendrik De Wit, explaining the delay arose from an administrative oversight involving a transfer of shares from a direct to an indirect holding with no change in beneficial ownership. The company acknowledged the lapse in recognising the disclosure date, detailed its existing director notification and company secretary procedures, and outlined additional measures such as reinforced guidance, enhanced reminders, and refreshed training to strengthen compliance and reduce the risk of future delays in market disclosures.

De.mem emphasised that it considers its current arrangements generally appropriate but has tightened internal controls, particularly around seemingly administrative changes in the nature of holdings. The company stressed its commitment to timely compliance with ASX Listing Rules and indicated that the new processes are expected to bolster governance standards and reassure regulators and investors about the robustness of its disclosure practices.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:DEM) stock is a Sell with a A$0.08 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on De.mem Ltd. stock, see the AU:DEM Stock Forecast page.

More about De.mem Ltd.

De.mem Limited is an Australian-listed company on the ASX that operates in the water and wastewater treatment sector. It focuses on providing membrane-based treatment solutions and related services for industrial and municipal customers, with operations overseen from its Melbourne office and a governance structure subject to ASX Listing Rules.

Average Trading Volume: 243,569

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell

Current Market Cap: A$30.37M

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