It could be as high as 7.6-7.8 but difficult call to make because the calculation is complex and depends a lot on what you assume for run-off costs and how much the advisers get paid.
There is $13.1m of 'fat' between the disclosed working capital balances between 31-Dec-18 and the $60.2m figure ('minimum working capital') they have to sell it with. So if you assume they can squeeze this out, potentially you get another ~0.6c per share.
(Edit: reality is it will probably be somewhere between the range above and the current estimate SRS have put out given leakage). [Held]
