I'll wear that I mixed up my explanation trying to help you explain an apparent difference between company reports but there are actually two sets of options even with a $1 exercise price and 17 July 2020 expiry date.
A search of the pdf for 118,333 (you didn't give a page number) gives a hit on two pages (page 8 and page 53).
Page 53 shows the 118,333 vested. Which I think you referenced because the word vested is there.
Page 8 shows the two types of 17 July 2020 options with an exercise price of $1 and has notes explaining one set went to institutional investors pursuant to a private placement and the other is to the placement agent.
I believe they are tracked separately through the 3Bs and annual reports (conflating the two would throw the tallies out) but I believe that the tallies are correct when adjusted for date (although the annual report is at 30 June 2019 the reference at page 53 in the annual report is at 6 August 2019) and the existence of two types of very similar looking easy to mix up options.
I was recently trying to track who was behind the options that were being used regularly for finance (in the 3Bs) because I was interested to see if there were sleeper investors that might play a part in a takeover. I think there may be but they've always been behind nominee accounts.
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