VBS Vectus Biosystems Limited
Vectus Biosystems Limited engages in the medical research and development activities in Australia. The company develops a pipeline of antifibrotic assets targeting cardiovascular, renal and liver fibrosis to address diseases driven by pathological tissue scarring. Its lead compound is VB0004, currently under phase Ib clinical human trial, which targets the prevention and reversal of fibrosis in the lungs, heart, and kidneys. The company was incorporated in 2005 and is based in Rosebery, Australia.
VBS
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Vectus Biosystems Limited
Vectus Biosystems Limited engages in the medical research and development activities in Australia. The company develops a pipeline of antifibrotic assets targeting cardiovascular, renal and liver fibrosis to address diseases driven by pathological tissue scarring.
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Vectus Biosystems Limited (VBS) Short Interest Summary
Vectus Biosystems Limited (VBS) currently has 0.00% of its shares sold short (1 thousand shares, worth approximately $0K), based on ASIC short position data reported on 10 November 2025 (T+4 reporting lag). That makes VBS the #569 most shorted stock on the ASX most shorted list. VBS is part of the Health Care sector on the ASX.
VBS Short Selling — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vectus Biosystems Limited (VBS)'s current short interest?
Vectus Biosystems Limited (VBS) currently has a short interest of 0.00% of total shares outstanding. This means 0.00% of VBS's shares have been sold short by investors who expect the price to decline. This data is sourced from ASIC reports and updated daily.
Is VBS heavily shorted on the ASX?
VBS has a relatively low short interest of 0.00%. Short interest below 5% generally suggests limited bearish sentiment from short sellers.
What does short interest mean for VBS investors?
Short interest in VBS shows the percentage of shares investors have borrowed and sold, betting the price will fall. At 0.00%, VBS's short interest is at a low level. See our short squeeze candidates and days to cover analysis for more context.
Where does this VBS short data come from?
Short position data is published by ASIC with a four trading day delay (T+4) and covers reported short positions as a percentage of total shares on issue. ASX Short Data also tracks daily gross short sales (T+1), securities lending, and director trades for VBS.