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The latest announcement is out from iCollege Ltd. ( (AU:NXD) ).
NextEd Group Limited has announced the cessation of Henry William Walter Deane as a director effective 30 April 2026, in a filing that also details his final relevant interests in the company’s securities. The notice confirms that Deane holds no shares directly but maintains indirect interests through Exto Partners Australia Pty Ltd ATF the Exto Unit Trust and Altstadt Pty Ltd ATF the Altstadt Super Fund, including ordinary shares and options, clarifying the company’s governance and ownership structure for the market.
The filing outlines that Deane is deemed to have a relevant interest in 483,867 ordinary shares and 67,858 options via Exto Partners, where he has more than 20% voting power, and 100,722 ordinary shares via Altstadt Super Fund. By formally disclosing these indirect holdings upon his departure from the board, NextEd provides transparency around director-related shareholdings, which is important for investors monitoring potential changes in control, governance continuity, and alignment of management and shareholder interests.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:NXD) stock is a Buy with a A$0.35 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on iCollege Ltd. stock, see the AU:NXD Stock Forecast page.
More about iCollege Ltd.
NextEd Group Limited, formerly associated with iCollege Ltd, operates in the education and training sector. The company focuses on delivering education services, with its equity held in part through investment and superannuation vehicles linked to its directors, reflecting a shareholder base that includes professional and institutional investors.
Average Trading Volume: 198,283
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: A$35.78M
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