RE: All a bit odd21 Mar 2023 14:56
Accuracy
“ Thanks K3VMC, but given the company came close to running out of funds just a few weeks ago, and has only survived by calling on very expensive emergency finance, it would appear their business model has failed.”
Their business model involves completing projects first, then being paid over time. There is no secret about that. All they did was over-trade, with some deals taking on a larger scale due to up-selling. There are large profits being made, but the lag in receipts caused a cash call.
You really should already know this, if you have done even basic research.
As for expensive, emergency finance, you should have noticed that all expense is deferred until the bonds are redeemed. On top of that, all the expense gets trousered by the bod, in existing shareholder and one new shareholder. That’s called cashing in.
None of the expense impacts the free cash flow of the business, which continues to grow.
H1 revenues up by 58%.
“The Group has a growing pipeline of opportunities for the remainder of the financial year and has contracted forward revenues ("Forward Order Book"), as at 31 December 2022, of £26.4 million over 4 years (up 45% from 31 December 2021). Of the Forward Order Book, £8.8 million is expected to be recognised as revenue in H2 FY23 and £6.8 million recognised in FY24.”