Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-22

I decided to look at Cash Receipts From Customers in a financial half-year fashion:



It absolutely does not mean much this early on, but I do like that an exponential trendline provides a somewhat better fit for the data than a linear one (which resulted in an R² of 0.752). That high ACV should result in much higher cash receipts when customers start paying. I believe we're looking at an ACV that translates to $710,000 per quarter ($1,420,000 per half-year) now? The 2nd half of this financial year might be quite favorable, maybe?