After the CR there is plenty of coin available for acquisitions...

After the CR there is plenty of coin available for acquisitions through cash in hand and approved financing arrangements. This is from the half year report:

CASH AND NET DEBT
Net cash increased to $84.7 million as at 31 December 2017 from $25.2 million net debt at the beginning of the period. The December 2017 net cash comprised $129.5 million cash in hand and $44.8 million in borrowings (bank borrowings and accrued interest). The increase in net cash is attributable to the capital raising in August/September (net proceeds of $87.9 million), cash generated from operations ($48.7 million) offset by capital expenditure investment ($14.5 million), FY17 dividend payment ($9.9 million), net interest paid ($1.5 million) and other payments ($0.8 million). The Company has financing arrangements in place with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Limited and other syndicated financiers. The Banking Facility has a term of three years and expires on 14 December 2019. In December 2017, the Company extended its multicurrency contingent instrument bank guarantee facility by a further $100 million to $295 million and increased the allowable Insurance Bonding limit from $200 million to $250 million. The Banking Facility, together with Insurance Bonding Facilities, provides RCR with access to ongoing working capital for RCR’s operations. The Banking Facility comprises:
 a senior debt facility of $46.25 million, subject to repayments of $5 million per quarter;
 a multi option facility of $75 million, for working capital, which includes overdraft, cash advance and business card facilities; and
 a multicurrency contingent instrument facility of $295 million, which includes trade finance and bank guarantee facilities.
In addition to the Banking Facility, RCR has Insurance Bonding Facilities totalling $250 million.