@kojak78 how do you reconcile this line you just posted: "No problem on the Troy front, finances are best since 2015" with the following balance sheet items:
Cash and cash equivalents, 30 December 2020: $5,635,000 Cash and cash equivalents, 30 June 2020: $4,910,000
So they are $700K up from 6 months ago... yet burnt through a whopping $15,000,000 in capital raise in not time at all.
Furthermore:
Accumulated losses, 30 December 2020: (429,712) Accumulated losses, 30 June 2020: (412,056)
Total Equity, 30 December 2020: ($3,257,000) Total Equity, 30 June 2020: $1,522,000 (ie. Negative equity and a very real going concern!)
I await your answer as to how the finances are "best since 2015"
