reg, are you saying that the reduction in cash held is somehow related to a loss for the FY? If that is what you are saying, I disagree. The cash reduction is most likely due to investment in their business, and does not impact on profit. Cash receipts are growing very strongly, NEA has already said that H1 capture costs are at ongoing level of spend, and there are no dividends being paid.
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