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23/03/18
14:46
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Originally posted by Darkstone
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No, it is not from issuing shares. The cash flow value is as follows:
+9m from previous year,
+29m from finance (ie net of share issued after debt repaid), and
+21m from TRADING on slightly less than 60% of the year.
= 59m
Amortization charges were then applied which wiped out the profit, followed by a tax charge which cleared out the rest. Also remember the profit is after costs across all 3 segments are applied against the revenue from one - so non capitalised JB and SDV development costs and admin including that part that is required to administer JB and SDV are absorbed by the MC trading profit.
On these numbers, without any jiggery pokery the $6m becomes at least $16m if projected over 12 months, but there is a lot more that could be done on the accounting side to push that up by another $10m or so if one wanted to.
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Their accounting is exactly how it should be.
Have you read the consolidated statement of cashflow?
Here's where they are deriving their cashflow from
+57mill inflow from operating activities,
-35mill for expenses and exploration
+76 mill from issuing equity
-46.5 mill nett for repayment of borrowing, bank charges, intere
= +$51.5 mill increase in cash and cash equivalents.
Thanks for your info re amortization though.