In the Australian options markets the warrant that has an upper limit applied to the upside profit available for the holder is a/an:

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A capped warrant is a type of derivative that limits the maximum gain for the holder. This is typically done to control risk and make the warrant more affordable. LEPOs (Low Exercise Price Options) have a lower exercise price than the current market price, while instalment warrants involve making payments over time. Endowment warrants are a type of investment where the investor receives a lump sum payout at maturity rather than periodic payments.

In the Australian Options Markets the Warrant That Has an Upper