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LONDON - Big Technologies (LON:BIGB) PLC, a UK-based company, issued an update on its ongoing litigation and internal investigations concerning its board member Sara Murray. The company, following its previous announcement on Sunday, has uncovered information that challenges the accuracy of statements made by Murray regarding her interests in several entities holding shares in Big Technologies.
The entities in question—Zinc Limited, Monitoring Partners Limited, RCP Limited, and Romelle Limited—collectively owned approximately 17.7% of Big Technologies’ issued share capital at the time of the company’s Admission to AIM on July 28, 2021. Murray herself held a direct 25.3% share of the company’s issued capital at Admission. Since then, her stake has increased to 26.8% due to additional share purchases and allocations under the company’s Growth Share Plan.
Given these findings, Big Technologies is reevaluating its position in the ongoing litigation and is considering potential claims or actions against Murray and others involved. The nature of Murray’s interests and her relationship with the aforementioned entities is under scrutiny, and the company has requested further clarification from her.
The company has pledged to continue its investigations into Murray’s conduct and to provide updates as deemed appropriate. This development could have significant implications for the ongoing legal proceedings and the governance of Big Technologies.
The information in this article is based on a press release statement from Big Technologies PLC.
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