GRZ will have approximately 107 million shares out when all is said and done.

According to the company, gross proceeds will be reduced by about 25% after everything is taken out.

Before the updated award amounts were published yesterday, GRZ would have needed the Citgo proceeds to be around $7.1 billion to cover its full amount.  I didn't calculate what they'd need after the new amounts but it would be a few hundred million more.  

With the highest first-round bid being $7.3 billion, GRZ's position is a bit precarious.  The Special Master was skeptical that higher bids would come in the next round.  Discussions about credit bids from some creditors are concerning but it's not clear how that would work.  It seems like it might reduce the amount of cash available.

Another difference between GRZ and RML is that GRZ has promised to distribute most of any award to share holders as a dividend.  That should be around $7 per share plus share holders get to keep their shares (helpful with possible future litigation).  No one seems to know what RML's plans are.  GRZ just needs to get the award.