Could be wrong, but I believe the answer to your question LB28 would be 1,090,552,698 (total enlarged issued share capital as per this mornings RNS) less 103,143,420 (total as per 20th May TR1)
“The fact that we haven't had any contract/operational news for a while”
Mate, what are you going on about? The £1M contract was only announced two weeks ago.
Companies don’t release RNS’s at every farts end to simply appease nervous PIs, they do so when they have something appropriate to announce. All this talk of clarifications/news RIGHT NOW, etc is embarrassing. If you don’t have faith in the company, sell up and go rainbow chasing at UJO or the next pumped AIM share
1.) previous info said the contract would commence in June. As it’s only 17th, the company have another two weeks to confirm whether this contract has started and provide details of who it is with.
2.) I presume these are still being negotiated and will therefore be commercially sensitive
3.) I agree that an update here would be welcome, though Sefton did allude that legacy issues were complex. I’m guessing this is why they’ve relied on the money for EHGOS to sort these issues out.
4.) personally, I think this will arrive sooner rather than later.
To conclude, at this stage I’m happy to give them the benefit of the doubt and time to sort this out properly. Bagging overnight? Doubtful. Within the next couple of months? Highly likely. GLA
RE: 2 wrongly issued RNS's ?MAY19?17 Jun 2019 08:43
BigTen4 - The first RNS this morning appears to have a corrected date in it (the original TR-1 said the crossover date was the 21st May, today's said 20th May).
The 2nd RNS is notification of a conversion which took place on 23rd May.
As far as I can tell, the 3rd RNS is confirmation that (looking through the numbers) EHGOS only have 6 million shares let to convert.
CarlThat - these fund management companies aren’t some PI gambling this months mortgage payment in the hope of the next ‘bagger’, they are outfits which run lean, risk-adverse operations over multi-million pound holdings. They will be quite happy to take 1-2% profits in order to maintain healthy monthly cash flow targets.
If you doesn’t ‘cut-it’ for you, I’d advise you stay away from investing, but it’s clear you don’t understand how markets work...