Pacific Edge exercises options: what it means for Pacific Edge stock

Published on 10/14/2026 at 01:57 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Fiscal 2026 revenue fell 44.80 percent to NZD 13.60 million. Pacific Edge stock now has 46,917,981 options after September 30, 2026.

Capital changes and operating scale

David Darling exercised 750,000 options on October 5, 2026, then sold 413,230 shares.
Pacific Edge converted 12,214 options into ordinary shares on September 30, 2026.
Pacific Edge reported NZD 13.60 million in fiscal 2026 revenue and a NZD 35.80 million net loss.

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Pacific Edge (ISIN NZPEBE0002S1) saw fresh insider option activity on October 5, 2026, when CEO, Managing Director and Executive Director David Darling exercised 750,000 options and sold 413,230 shares. The transaction gives Pacific Edge stock a concrete capital-structure angle as investors assess dilution and executive ownership. Simply Wall St reported the transaction on October 5, 2026.

Three capital events since September

On September 30, 2026, Pacific Edge converted 12,214 existing options into fully paid ordinary shares, lifting its ASX-quoted ordinary share count to 1,241,883,445, according to The Globe and Mail.

On the same date, 79,033 unquoted options lapsed without conversion, leaving 46,917,981 unquoted options outstanding, The Globe and Mail reported. Together, the two September events show both sides of the dilution equation: new shares entered the quoted register while a larger pool of unquoted options expired.

What does option activity mean?

The numerical effect is modest against a register exceeding 1.24 billion ordinary shares, but the option count remains relevant because future exercises can increase the share base. The October 5 transaction also shows that executive option activity can combine exercise, selling and retention in one disclosure, making the share count only one part of the ownership picture.

Fiscal 2026 revenue and loss

Operating performance provides the counterweight to the capital-structure updates. In fiscal 2026, revenue fell 44.80 percent to NZD 13.60 million and net loss widened 19.50 percent to NZD 35.80 million, according to middle.news on September 14, 2026. That combination leaves future reimbursement and commercial execution central to the investment case, while the latest option disclosures keep dilution visible alongside the operating figures.

Capital structure remains the key lens

Pacific Edge is listed primarily on the NZX under ticker PEB and also has an ASX quotation. The October disclosures place 46,917,981 unquoted options against 1,241,883,445 ASX-quoted ordinary shares, while fiscal 2026 revenue of NZD 13.60 million provides the operating scale against which future funding needs can be assessed.