Most of this debt to the subsidiary companies (for the acquisitions) was paid through issuing them 339,825,485 shares during the 21 FY which represents a 33% dilution. CI1 also received $382,280 from government grants which will likely be a one off (was $35,804 in 2020). This is included in their profits but not in their revenue (was under "Other Income").
This was a good effort I believe for the year which has been tough on CI1, but we have to be clear as to how the company 'magically' got rid of $13m worth of liabilities.
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