I've been playing around with a few figures, and Ive put them in...

I've been playing around with a few figures, and Ive put them in a table. I hope it formats ok

I'm not trying to prove any point, I.m just wondering whether there is a case for a slightly more "pushy" approach to the buy back?

You can make these figures suit any case I know, but I didn't think it was too extreme either way.

A useful increase in market cap, for not a lot of buy back premium

	Initial shares in issue	0.015		5,000,000,000	75m. market cap
1	shares bought back case 1	buy back price	cost of buy back	shares on issue after buy back
2	150,000,000	0.015	2,250,000	4,850,000,000	72.75m
3	shares bought back case 2
4	50,000,000	0.016	800,000	4,950,000,000	79.20m
5	50,000,000	0.017	850,000	4,900,000,000	83.30m
6	50,000,000	0.018	900,000	4,850,000,000	87.30m
7			2,550,000