VisionWave Holdings, Inc. 4

What Happened
VisionWave Holdings, Inc., reported as a director of SaverOne 2014 Ltd. (SVRE) by deputization, acquired large blocks of SaverOne ordinary shares in two transactions. On 2026-06-16 VisionWave acquired 326,419,200 ordinary shares at $3.48 each (reported value $1,135,938,816). On 2026-06-26 VisionWave acquired 16,608,240,000 ordinary shares at $6.93 each (reported value $115,095,103,200). Both transactions are purchases (acquisitions) and together total approximately $116.23 billion — a sizable insider buy signal in raw dollars, though these reflect ADS-based transactions and an exchange agreement (see footnotes).

Key Details

• Transaction dates and prices:
  • 2026-06-16: Open-market/private purchase (code P) — 326,419,200 shares @ $3.48 = $1,135,938,816.
  • 2026-06-26: Other acquisition (code J) — 16,608,240,000 shares @ $6.93 = $115,095,103,200 (completion of stages 2 & 3 of an Exchange Agreement).
• Shares beneficially owned after these transactions: 16,934,659,200 ordinary shares (as reported). The reporting person has sole voting and dispositive power.
• Footnotes of note:
  • The amounts derive from ADS transactions: the filer acquired ADSs (7,556 ADSs on 6/16 at $3.48 and 384,450 ADSs at $6.93) and each ADS represents 43,200 ordinary shares under the ADS ratio effective Feb 25, 2026. The large ordinary-share counts reflect that ADS ratio. (F1)
  • VisionWave is deemed a director by deputization because it designates/control Douglas Davis on the Board under an Exchange Agreement. (F2)
• Filing timeliness: Report period begins 2026-06-16; Form filed 2026-07-06 — this appears late relative to standard Section 16 reporting windows. Late filings reduce the timeliness of the signal and can carry regulatory consequences.

Context
These were purchases (acquisitions) of ADS-backed ordinary shares and include an issuance/transfer under an Exchange Agreement rather than only routine small open-market buys. The filing reflects an institutional/entity insider (VisionWave) acting through board-designation rights, not necessarily an individual executive. This is factual reporting of ownership change; it does not explain motivations.