RE: Big Question13 Jun 2023 18:32
"The £6m is net cash - which is not the same as cash in bank. Cash and cash equivalents was £330.6m - this is money in the bank. Once we offset the debt it nets out at £6m.
I fully understand your thinking. i.e. £6m cash + £325m credit via RCF = "cash in bank".
Using same logic, my wallet containing £5 + Amigo loan for £1m = i have 'cash in bank' of £1m + £5. Total rubbish.
I have £5 and a whole heap of credit portraying itself as 'cash in bank' when in reality its simply a credit line, or debt/working capital/rope around my neck/liability, depending on how you spin it.
Default on your mortgage for the last tenner, and see who 'owns' your house. It wont be you.
"So they have plenty of liquidity and do not need a placing, which was the theme from the start of the thread."
Again, I have never mentioned placing, although they do have plenty of liquidity, most of the cash osnt actually theirs, its the banks.