I see a few comments saying profit went backwards but this was due to one off depreciation items in the income statement.
Depreciation is a non cash expense and is often extrapolated when assessing the health of the underlying business.
Therefore if you exclude that, you get a very different picture. 6.2m profit
Huge profit increase if you exclude depreciation (non cash expense)
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