Yes. The cash flow statements reflect the cash going through the business. E.g. if NAN got $1 mil worth of orders for trophon units in the last week of the reporting period and NAN had neither delivered the units nor received cash for it, it would not be reflected in the statement because no cash had gone through the business.
Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-9
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