ECR Minerals Confirms 3.6 Billion Voting Rights, Clarifying Share Base for Investors

Paragon Banking Group: as at 31 July 2026 the company has 189,404,960 ordinary shares in issue, of which 4,057,046 are held in Treasury, resulting in 185,347,914 voting rights.
GCP Infra: the company has 884,797,669 ordinary shares in issue, with 98,569,382 held in treasury; for regulatory purposes the voting-right total is 786,228,287 (treasury shares excluded).
Frontier IP Group: issued share capital comprises 112,304,906 ordinary shares of 10p each, with one voting right per share, and the company confirms it holds no treasury shares (no treasury holdings).
ECR Minerals disclosures include a breakdown through its subsidiaries via ECR Paleogold: Maddens hard rock project (50%); Salt Bush shallow open pit (20%); and Tuckanarra exploration project (80%), clarifying the company’s voting-rights base in relation to its Australian portfolio.
TipRanks coverage on ECR Minerals presents a Neutral rating from Spark AI Analyst, noting lack of revenue, ongoing losses and cash burn as key factors influencing the outlook.
ECR Minerals has confirmed its issued share capital stands at 3,601,490,394 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote, with no shares held in treasury, according to TipRanks. The disclosure, made as of July 31, 2026, gives shareholders the official number to use when calculating notification thresholds under FCA rules.
The announcement came alongside similar total voting rights updates from three other UK-listed companies, all filing under Rule 5.6.1R of the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, according to ADVFN.
ECR Minerals confirmed that all 3,601,490,394 ordinary shares carry full voting rights, ADVFN reported. Each share is priced at 0.001 pence. The company holds none in treasury, meaning the entire issued capital counts toward the voting-rights total.
TipRanks noted that ECR's Australian gold portfolio sits behind the disclosure. The company holds a 50% stake in the Maddens hard rock project, 20% in Salt Bush shallow open pit, and 80% in the Tuckanarra exploration project. Despite the active portfolio, TipRanks assigned ECR a Neutral rating, pointing to a lack of revenue, ongoing losses, and cash burn as key concerns.
Paragon Banking Group reported 189,404,960 ordinary shares in issue as of July 31, 2026, according to ADVFN. Of those, 4,057,046 are held in treasury and carry no votes. That leaves 185,347,914 active voting rights for shareholders to use in their calculations.
GCP Infrastructure Investments reported a much larger share base, ADVFN noted. The company has 884,797,669 ordinary shares in issue. After removing 98,569,382 treasury shares, the voting-rights total falls to 786,228,287. Treasury shares are shares a company buys back and holds itself — they carry no votes under FCA rules.
Frontier IP Group, listed on AIM and focused on commercialising intellectual property, reported a straightforward position, according to ADVFN. The company has exactly 112,304,906 ordinary shares in issue, each with one vote. It holds no treasury shares at all.
That makes Frontier IP's voting-rights calculation simple: 112,304,906 votes, no adjustments needed. Each share carries a nominal value of 10 pence.
Under FCA Rule 5.6.1R, companies must publish their total voting rights each month if the number changes. This gives investors a clear denominator. Shareholders use it to work out whether they must report changes in their own stakes — for example, crossing the 5% ownership threshold.
For ECR Minerals investors, the 3.6 billion figure is especially important given the company's large share count. A small percentage shift in ownership can represent tens of millions of shares. TipRanks highlighted that while the gold projects show promise, the company has yet to generate revenue, making the share structure a key focus for current and potential investors.
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