In terms of any risk of a capital raising, the company will be in a position this year to open up decent debt lines against growing recurring revenue. At decreasing interest rates this will be a preferred option to fund working cap over a capital raise.
IMHO any cap raise would only be for an acquisition.
Ann: FY19 Results Presentation, page-37
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