Ann: FY20 Results Commentary, page-20

I noticed in the commentary re trade receivables that they would recover 35% of the current receivables in the September quarter. It seems odd as I would of expected something closer to 100% given the quarter is 3 months and payment terms shouldn't be greater then 90 days.

A lot of those receivables will already be greater than 90 days. Not sure what's going on here but usually greater then 90 days means there is a higher risk of default.

I know they have mentioned 180k defaults but these account receivables are growing faster then receipts. Can someone with a good understanding of this shed more light on this as it should be a concern for all holders?