Let us start with that bold statement: Edison have a figure of $11,614 and interestingly I have a figure of $11614.64 if I use my interpretation of their numbers and assume
precisely 7 months to pay.
Co-incidence? May be! But let us run with it.
What I have is that sales exceeds expenses (accounting profitability
) in Oct 2015 and the company becomes cash flow positive in Jul 2016 with $791,000 cash still in the bank.
Now consider variation around those sales numbers and the ones where they run out of cash.
In the case of sales lagging a little then it is highly probably that the bank would give them a loan to tide them over as the company is essentially profitable.
In more extreme cases where the sales are lagging then you reach the point that you
a) run out of cash (earlier) and
b) profitability looks further off
c) the banks says no.
Fixing that changes the long term valuations.
This report contains an increased risk of this scenario happening.
Though Edison have increased the expected revenues they have reduced the expected profits for 2015/2016.
It is this sub 2 year target that they have to meet first.
Edison want more detail, don't we all?, on expenses.
Why they did not wait for the HY report and then issue an update, when maybe we all the wiser I do not know.
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