Diginex has moved to clear up confusion over the pricing of its planned all-share takeover of Resulticks, saying the consideration works out at $10.56 per Diginex share after an 8-for-1 consolidation that took effect on April 28. The London-based sustainability regtech group said the original $1.32 reference price was set before the reverse split, so the headline economics of the $1.5 billion deal have not changed.

In practical terms, the company said the number of shares to be issued in the transaction has also been adjusted to reflect the consolidation, leaving the overall value of the offer intact. Diginex stressed that the acquisition is still subject to the usual closing conditions.

The clarification follows a series of deal announcements and corporate updates in which Diginex has presented Resulticks as central to its push further into AI-led enterprise software. In February, the two companies said they had already struck a reseller agreement aimed at generating $40 million of revenue over four years, while also reshaping an earlier funding arrangement. In April, Diginex said the acquisition would bring in a business with an EBITDA profile of $46 million to $50 million and help support a longer-term growth plan.

Diginex first announced the acquisition on April 16, saying it expected the transaction to strengthen its move into AI-driven customer intelligence and enterprise automation. The company has separately suggested the Resulticks combination could help lift revenue sharply by 2027, although those forecasts remain contingent on completion and integration. For now, the focus is on making sure investors interpret the share math correctly after the consolidation.

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