Just for my own notes I've had a look at the two previous quarterly cash flow statements. Last quarter they had the $32 Million income tax bill and $10 Million for 'mine property development' which I think related to pit dewatering.
So these should be one-off expenses. The March quarter had $17 Million net operating cash flow despite the flood event. I think it should be similar this quarter or maybe slightly higher if milled grade is picking up due to processing less from stockpiles.
With the reduced expenditure maybe looking for a $5-10 million improvement in the cash and bullion balance.
It's difficult to get the trend stats given the one-off problems and mine development costs of the past 6-12 months.
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