Ann: Debt Repayment, page-7

Indeed you can work out Q4 Ebitda from the announcement:

They say the $2.8m net debt is about a quarter of FY17 ebitda. Therefore FY17 ebitda is estimated by them to be around $11.2m. Deduct the $7.7m ebitda from the first 3 quarters leaves you with a mighty $3.5m ebitda from Q4.

This fits in nicely with my previous posts on this company where i conservatively estimated FY18 ebitda of $10m (could be significantly higher). less depreciation and interest of around $1.5m and then apply a full 30% tax rate (which they won't have to pay all of due to amortisation of intangibles) and you are looking at a net cash company with cash eps of 2.7c.

also has a blue sky story to tell for those who want to dream beyond the compelling value on current fundamentals