The cashflow looks like that because they have made a massive effort to fix up the balance sheet (mainly creditors). Very impressive effort actually. Inventories and receivables up $5 million and trade creditors down by $10 million. That is a $15 million hit to the cashflow - all in a bid to put thing right.
strathfield may have turned things around, page-8
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