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The Smarter Web Company allocates 955,000 ordinary shares according to the terms of the subscription agreement

The Smarter Web Company allocates 955,000 ordinary shares according to the terms of the subscription agreement

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/01/26 07:11
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Foresight News reported that London-listed technology company The Smarter Web Company has allotted 955,000 ordinary shares under the terms of a subscription agreement. The total proceeds from the subscription of these shares amount to £520,037 (before expenses), which is approximately £0.54 per share. The company will receive about 98.25% of the funds as settlement. The remaining balance of ordinary shares not yet allotted under the subscription agreement is 59,020,500 shares.

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