Lets look the cash flows for next years.
There is no upside with gold production based on the prediction in business part of the Hong Kong
documents. Last year was catastrophic with production of
28 204 ounces, negative cash flow was 8.3 million.
See page 47- (8/20 of the PDF) http://www.hkexnews.hk/app/sehk/2018/2018052305/a15436/EDM-20180523-10.PDF
This and next year are predicted to be even worse 2018 26300 ounces, 2019 27 700 ounces.
These would mean negative cash flow of about 9 million and 8.5 million.
Note that 2018 Q1 was bellow the prediction (6400 ounces vs 5735 ounces) and loan usage until 15 May is already 5 million (first post in this thread)
Q1 prediction is in the last link, Q1 result here: https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20180427/pdf/43tjwrnlwx948d.pdf
2020 and 2021 are predicted to be a bit better with 33 200 and 33 400 ounces, but even these are worse than last positive year 2016 with 34 417 ounces, with possible 1,5 million increase in net cash.
Years 2020 and 2021 would possibly give 0 result.
Then the production would sink 2022 to 23 700, 2023 to 25 700
and 2024 ounces 10 100. These would mean catastrophic losses over 10 million.
