no worries asf.
borrowings in cashflow statement have gone largely by way of dividend.
trick here is to watch for movement in balance sheet items , if there is a difference , you need to understand where it is forced out.
cash in will either be in the bank, reduced debt or divy. thats the short version . you can spend a lot of time pulling apart any set of accounts, but it only takes 10 mins to do a quick and dirty movement analysis. your questions then come from there.
no worries asf.borrowings in cashflow statement have gone...
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