National Australia Bank Limited’s Capital Notes 3 (ASX code NABPF) will suspend from quotation at the close of trading on 3 June 2026, pending redemption on 17 June 2026. The suspension applies exclusively to this security class under ASX Listing Rule 17.2 and does not affect NAB’s ordinary shares or any other quoted securities.
This suspension represents a routine yet significant procedural step in the lifecycle of hybrid securities. Capital Notes are subordinated debt instruments that occupy the space between traditional equity and senior debt in a company’s capital structure, offering investors higher yields than ordinary shares in exchange for assuming greater risk. The suspension occurs as the security transitions from active trading to redemption, a process typically orchestrated to facilitate orderly wind-down and ensure smooth handling for security holders.
For investors holding NABPF, the suspension marks the final phase of this investment. Those who own the notes should ensure they have reviewed the redemption terms and conditions outlined in NAB’s announcement released on 20 March 2026. Upon redemption on 17 June, the principal amount will be returned to investors according to the original terms, though the exact timing of fund settlement will depend on NAB’s administrative procedures and the security registry. Security holders should verify their contact details with the registry to ensure proper notification and timely delivery of funds.
The suspension serves a practical purpose in the redemption workflow. It prevents secondary market trading during a period when the economic substance of the security is fundamentally changing, protecting both remaining security holders and the broader market. ASX Listing Rule 17.2 provides a clear framework for suspending securities that are no longer actively trading but have defined redemption dates.
The next key date for security holders is the redemption date of 17 June 2026, when NABPF will be formally cancelled and principal repayment processed. Investors should expect communication from NAB or the security registry in the days leading up to redemption confirming the transaction completion. NAB’s decision to redeem these capital notes represents an expected element of the issuer’s capital management strategy. The ASX has flagged this suspension as price sensitive and material information, reflecting its significance for investors with exposure to this security class.
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About National Australia Bank Limited (ASX: NAB)
National Australia Bank is one of Australia’s four major banks, offering a range of banking, wealth management, and financial services. It has a significant presence in business and agribusiness lending.
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