Next Bridge Hydrocarbons issued a revision to their recent S-1, known as S-1/A, with minimal changes.

Some subtle changes came out in a new S-1 put out by Next Bridge Hydrocarbons on September 14th.

The largest section of changes to the S1 lays out the company's reason for incentivizing a transfer to AST:

To get an accurate list (count) of stockholders (shares). pic.twitter.com/GZZyU2rtVe

— Ozzy Smith (@theozzy0224) September 14, 2023

You can also compare both documents side by side as suggested by community member Trevor.

Changes to s1 not in red. Wait to populate. https://t.co/hXug9RSSf0

— Trevor Rubenstein (@Trevor28980161) September 14, 2023

Junk Savvy also highlighted some of the recent changes or adjustments in the timeline.

🚨🚨NEXT BRIDGE HYDROCARBONS submits amended S-1 Subscription Rights Benefit. See changes below.https://t.co/wLcE9VAosr pic.twitter.com/uByuc8ze6p

— JunkSavvy (@JunkSavvy) September 14, 2023

In short, not much has really changed, but it seems Next Bridge is trying to encourage shareholders even more to transfer their shares to AST by saying indirectly that it will help determine a share count (which is what we all want).

Interestingly enough, the MMTLP Shareholder Survey just released by MMTLP Resources shows that 51% of respondents have not transferred any shares to AST as of yet.

You can review all the Shareholder survey answers here.

Dates are still missing in this S1A, and it is not effective yet.

A link to the filed S-1/A on EDGAR is here.