RE: Undervalued2 Feb 2025 21:33
For sure. Based on last update (below), debt is well under control. Hence, interest costs will have gone down. Good cash surplus too. Dividends potentially this year IMO.
Balance sheet at 31 December 2024
- Total debt has been reduced from $248 million at the start of the year to current $66 million
- Cash of $195 million (2023: $363 million)
- Net cash of $131 million, an increase from $120 million at the start of the year
• Receivables
- $107 million (under KBT pricing and excluding interest) remains overdue from the Kurdistan
Regional Government (‘KRG’), although this is reduced by amounts owed to the KRG, which
are currently around $50 million