"The directors have prepared a cash flow forecast, which...

"The directors have prepared a cash flow forecast, which indicates that the Group will have sufficient cash
flows to meet all commitments and working capital requirements for the 12‐month period from the date of
signing this financial report."

Spent my Sunday reading up on APC and potash in general, I like what I read and I think agriculture is going to be a strong sector as world population increases and demand for higher quality foods increase.

With APC being at the forefront of Australian Potash industry and expecting a cash positive return in 2020, while holding the largest JORC defined resource at 12.7M tonnes, I am trying to find a good entry price into this stock.

I noted the recent placement for $5M at 0.10c though I am trying to get my head around the companies current financial position, appreciate any help and clarification anyone can provide.

Q4 shows $1.8M on hand after so cash from the last placement looks to be depleted and now operating mostly from the R&D grant? The BOD seem confident they have enough cash to last another 8 months. Staff and admin costs are around $135k per month so 8 months operating takes to around $1M which does not leave much left over for what the company are planning for the rest of the year..
- Adding x2 test production bores, license expansions, trial SOD's etc..

My thinking is they sell of the Yamarna gold project after assay results to boost cash reserves or they are due to do another placement shortly. - Thoughts?