Yes, the Company certainly hasn't communicated well.
Commercial sensitivities and confidences aside, it must surely be possible to provide at least indicative numbers to shareholders.
How many contracts, the proportion signed or prospective, and their average value would be a good start.
The Board was cock-a-hoop with projected revenues as recently as the close of the March Quarter, no doubt with some good reason.
Let's hear the juicy details.
It's plain Telstra's flip-flop has thrown a spanner in the works, which was pig luck ...but evidently only a temporary setback.
The Board could easily carry shareholders with them through this travail simply by providing us with some numbers and details to hang our hats on.
One of the first things I'd like to know, for example., is when the re-contracted, erstwhile Telstra (now direct Cirralto) work revenues from the June Quarter will begin washing into CRO's accounts.
Can't be far away. Monies are obviously owing. And a decent whack of cash would completely flip sentiment on this.
CRO Price at posting:
3.3¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
