But this is precisely the difference between the Q2 cash flow figures, which can only show income already received, and the HY report, which will show sales booked (ie, also including receivables) up to 31 Dec. Cash flow and recorded revenue are not the same thing.
For the reason you state, the latter figure should be much higher than Q1 + Q2 combined. And the scale of that difference should give us a reasonable handle on the value of buds sold during the final 12+ weeks of the year. It won't be exact, due to variations in the terms of sale, but I don't think we'll have to wait until April to get a pretty good idea of how well Nuheara did in the run-up to Christmas.
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