I'm only suggesting the accounts are difficult to for a layman to understand (as was my accountant friend).
Maybe you can explain (simply) why net cashflow provided by operating activities (in the consolidated cashflow statement) has fallen from $33.906m for the FY ending Sept 2003 to $20.160m for the FY ending Sept 2004?
I'm certainly not infering anything sinister or deceptive. I'm simply having difficulty understanding what TIM's net cashflows from operating activities comprise.
Ajax
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