the 760k is cash flow , not profit,they will need to pay 30%...

the 760k is cash flow , not profit,
they will need to pay 30% company tax rate at the end of fin yr,
unless they have accumulated losses to offset it with.
AFT is badly in need of a share consolidation,
a 20:1 ratio would put the share price at 2 cents,
at the moment no punters want to pay 100% more to buy the shares at 0.2 cents. When a lot of companies have share consolidations the share price generally falls, but in this instance AFT should have nothing to worry about considering how well the business is progressing , if things keep going the way they are in 18 months time we will have cash in the bank equivalent to the current mkt cap