Getting back to FGR cash reserves possible CR, Current cash...

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    Getting back to FGR cash reserves possible CR, Current cash reserves 30th Dec $3.2mil

    First half 2019 operations have been costing around $115k per week, if FGR expenditure doesn't change, the company has enough cash until 7th July.

    I suspect 2H19 will be more expensive with costs associated in the UK, GEIC, additional employees, plant and equipment and Henderson running at full capacity, (I am only assuming a single shift = 2t per month)
    During 2018 the expenditure was $135k per week based on a $7mil loss for the year.
    = 23 weeks cash or 9th June,

    Worst case scenario from 2018 annual
    $8mil loss excluding the R&D refund, As you know we did build Henderson that cost around $1mil, BB costs, ect,
    If I use the worst case scenario of $8mil, = $153k per week. the 3.2mil will last 21 weeks. = 26th of May

    On all 3 scenario's FGR will have enough cash until NICNAS arrives.

    I still believe we will see a CR prior to NICNAS being granted, I highly doubt we will get to see the QTR cashflow report before the raise is called. All IMO...

    Thoughts Guys?
 
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