OK I've gone through the financials for the last few years and knocked together this chart, which shows some 0f the key features.
Blue bars are the R&D costs, unsurprisingly the biggest single contributor to costs. Red line is net outgoings. Note this is often lower because it's offset by grant money (but doesn't include financing/ options). The green line (axis on right) is net cash.
I have no idea what the process is for reimbursing hospitals that take part in trials- up front payments? Ongoing expenses? My guess a bit of both as there seems to be a blip up in R&D costs at the beginning of trials. I would guess that this last quarter has been expensive if there have been upfront payments to 9 hospitals for the rett IIb trial. That would explain the raise.
So this chart feeds into the question of whether the company will have to raise again or make a deal. To me it looks like R&D costs are accelerating. Given the trajectory for rett, it's entirely reasonable to expect that the next FXS trial would start end of this year which would require another ~4m chunk of money. So another raise or deal by the end of the year, I think that's pretty conclusive.
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