The Smarter Web Company has completed administrative arrangements with the London Stock Exchange, allowing for the issuance of up to approximately 54 million new shares.
Foresight News reports that Jamie Knowles, Head of Capital Markets at The Smarter Web Company, stated on Twitter that the company has completed administrative arrangements with the London Stock Exchange (LSE), enabling the future issuance of up to approximately 54 million new shares if all pre-IPO warrants are exercised. Of these, about 27 million warrants are held by Andrew, his wife, and company directors/employees. This is a standard administrative procedure, and no new shares have actually been issued yet; it merely facilitates future exercises (the exercise window is from April 24, 2026 to April 28, 2028). The company has committed to periodically updating the market—at least every 60 days—on the number of warrants that have been exercised, in order to maintain transparency.
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