I have done the calculations, the average number of share on...

I have done the calculations, the average number of share on issue increased by 22.7%

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6	Column 7
0	Ann Date	Issue Date		Days	Shares	Total	shares X Days
1	4/04/2017	1/07/2017		365	165,018,009	165,018,009	60,231,573,285
2	14/08/2017	14/08/2017		321	525,920	165,543,929	168,820,320
3	3/10/2017	6/10/2017		268	670,677	166,214,606	179,741,436
4	25/01/2018	25/01/2018		157	550,898	166,765,504	86,490,986
5	19/02/2018	19/02/2018		132	36,694,414	203,459,918	4,843,662,648
6	19/02/2018	5/03/2018		118	25,077,179	228,537,097	2,959,107,122
7	2/03/2018	2/03/2018		121	8,823,338	237,360,435	1,067,623,898
8	6/03/2018	5/03/2018		118	34,483,923	271,844,358	4,069,102,914
9	11/04/2018	12/04/2018		80	1,203,572	273,047,930	96,285,760
10	12/06/2018	12/06/2018		19	10,600,000	283,647,930	201,400,000
11						Total	73,903,808,369
12						Days	365
13						Average	202,476,187
14						% increase	22.7%

The increase in profit is harder to calculate, as all the details, settlement dates and profit has not been announced, however we do know:
Original EBITDA forecast $18.5 m (average of range)

On 24/4 they announced they had already settled acquisitions with $11 m full year EBITDA ,
Thus we can expect 68 days X 11 / 365 = $2.05 m EBITDA from that time,
That represent an 11% increase in EBITDA.

However we do know the acquisitions had been over time, so we should get a much larger EBITDA contribution than the $2 m calculated.

Thus any reduction in EPS due to the timing of share issues should be minimal.

On a full year basis, looking forward to FY19, the acquisitions should contribute highly to EPS.