Fundamental Analysis, page-8

Taking such restructuring into account, though, it should also be noted that the retroactively introduced year-to-date cost type relating to the Parton Wines acquisition (Cash Flow 1.8) significantly impacts the Profitability of one or both of the previous two quarters.

Even though there is no way to assign this cost in accurate portions to said quarters' Profitability, the cost cannot solely be assigned to this financial year's first quarter as Net Cash Used in Investing Activities was lower in that quarter ($3,781,532) than the aforementioned year-to-date cost type listed in the most recent quarterly report ($3,804,619). Therefore, the Profitability of this financial year's second quarter (and, perhaps its first quarter as well) is lower than originally reported (to an incalculable degree), which increases this quarter's Change in Profitability (to an incalculable degree).