My post is in relation to the breakdown of FY, in relation to that research report.
$6.6m is all that is required in debt payments for FY17.
Vendor ($7m) is due in October FY18.
I agree that the cash you mention will be generated. I'm simply saying that I think (it's my hope that) any excess will be put back into the business during FY17. That's what will drive income and the cash for that payment in 2QFY and beyond.
If shareholders are willing to let the man do his thing and follow the trend I think they will be handsomely rewarded.
If they focus on npat for FY17 chances are they will be dissapointed.
Follow the trend so to speak. And I think the trend to 2020 for this company is exponential to say the least.
Very happy to chat about it though. So thanks for the reply.
