What part of the balance sheet makes you cautious?
in regard to liquidity, with the majority of current receivables generally being <30 days, and that they deal with tier 1 and 2 contracts, I would imagine previous values have no, to very little carry over. I personally would not place too much emphasis on this unless there was a major cash flow problem, if you are concerned about short term liquidity, I would be more focusing on the NWC, which actually increased from $12.6m to $14.2M?
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