RE: Consistent2 Aug 2019 11:53
Kabaa. Not outlandish at all I'm afraid. As our American friends would say, you do the math. I am making an assumption that the continuing rate of cash burn will average the same as the last 3 months. If you know of any reason why this is wrong I will stand corrected.
Cash reserves at end of March were $1.275m (assume USD as no A prefix). At end of June $0.4m. So an average burn of $0.29m a month. So that makes it approximately $0.11m left by end of July. Add the placing of £0.34m or $0.40m gives $0.51m. So by end of August about $0.22m left. That means the cash could run out even before they have to pay the deferred loan back on1st October.
A lot if assumptions and approximations there I know, but it demonstrates how precarious the position is.