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14/01/20

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Originally posted by najjaci31: ↑

"The balance sheet is a formal document that must meet the requirements of company law, the Australian Accounting Standards Board form (which largely mirrors international standards) and ASX listing requirements (for listed companies). The balance sheet is essentially a snapshot in time of a company’s state of affairs, taken at the close of trading on its balance date – June 30 for most Australian companies" (https://www.asx.com.au/201105-balance-sheet-blueprint.htm)

I would say others on this board would be more qualified to answer that query in detail as I would say it is "grey". I'm not an accountant by trade either.

Keep in mind outgoings quarter to quarter have been around the $4m mark previously. Nuheara would need a significant number of pre-orders to make up for this $4m outgoing in just operational costs.

Cash will be required by some means. I arrive at approx cash and cash equivalents at end of December quarter at approximately $2.5m based on the R&D rebate and forecast of $1.2m revenue for December quarter.

Debt/Loan, OEM, JV or CR unless Nuheara are able to achieve a range of 15,000 - 25,000 units as pre-orders.

Until the elephant in the room is addressed "CASH", SP will remain under 5c.

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Worth noting the original 60 day pre-order campaign for the IQBuds Mk1 achieved just over 3000 pre-orders ($1m raised) It would be amazing to see 15000 to 25000 IQBuds2 pre-orders over the next few months, just saying there is a bit more choice in the true wireless space than there was before.

Forecast outgoings in each quarterly have always been overstated. ~$2.5m per quarter seems more on the ball.

NUH Price at posting: 3.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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