Q225 vs Q224 meaning the Dec quarter just released vs Dec last...

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    Q225 vs Q224 meaning the Dec quarter just released vs Dec last year.

    You're thinking Dec vs Sept?


    Receipts for Dec vs Dec is +26% YoY (as per the announcement). But expenses are not +1%.

    Or Dec vs Sept is +53% receipts (but not representative, as it's seasonal). Expenses are -0.5%. Or +1% if removing Product Operating Costs. But then does it make sense to show receipts YoY but expenses QoQ?

    https://hotcopper.com.au/data/attachments/6766/6766903-562e926c1a5e7683e3162207031fedc0.jpg



    Unrelated:
    Sept Quarter (deferred invoicing)
    https://hotcopper.com.au/data/attachments/6766/6766905-bc0c0b3b9f62b22d0e04dd9ad47dcefe.jpg

    Dec Quarter: I wonder if this deferred payment came through, skewing the cashflow upwards, or if it's still pending until the seasonal high when most schools pay. I guess this quarter was natural and it remains unpaid, and the -3% cashflow for the rolling 12 months is missing this deferred payment, due soon, likely this coming quarter.
 
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