Ps - I take it that you mean 11th October 2025, where they borrowed $35m and will be repaying $52.1m. They have $52m in the bank, but employee benefits and admin costs equalled $52m FOR THE HALF!
The problem is the numbers that you're choosing to focus on. If EOS don't win a substantial contract soon, it still may be a case of "will the last person to leave the building please turn the lights out?" I don't think that will be the case. But maybe, just maybe your literacy is challenged in other applications across a broad literal domain.
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