We shouldn't count on those shares being returned before the first distribution, but from the response (to the articles in Finansavisen) on April 12th this year they stated that;
Earlier they have said that the collateral shares does receive dividends, but that they will have to be returned with the collateral shares. Now they seem to have changed that so that the shares doesn't receive dividend in the first place, hence there shouldn't be a problem - although you never know with these guys...
50M shares might be a good estimate though, since we don't know how much more dilution is coming - especially if we don't have any financing deals in the next few months.
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