Finance30 Oct 2022 19:46
Roger - 7th September RNS states 3 paragraphs which caught my attention:
RNS:
‘For the six-month period to 30 June 2022, the Group generated revenues of £178,502 and recorded a loss after tax of £636,798.’
—I assume based on this, cash burn is circa £136k per month. Would you agree?—
RNS:
‘On 30 June 2022, the Company announced a capital raise of an additional £1.5m by way of a subscription for ordinary shares. Cash balances as at 30 June 2022 were £1.5m.’
— I read the above statement as saying they had zero money at the end of June, and the cash raise saved them from going into Debt/admin. £1.5m raise should see them into Q3 2023 at current burn rate—
RNS:
‘Overhead spend remains tightly controlled to conserve cash as the conversion time for prospects to become customers has taken longer than expected’
— I noted they did not mention why things were taking longer than expected —
J