NSX Limited (ASX:NSX) Reports Quarterly Cash Flow
Quarterly Financial Performance
NSX Limited (ASX:NSX) reported a net cash outflow of AUD 686,000 from operating activities for the quarter ended December 31, 2024. Total cash and cash equivalents at the end of the quarter stood at AUD 1,037,000, a decrease from AUD 1,882,000 in the previous quarter. Over the past six months, the company has generated AUD 1,109,000 from operating receipts, but faced substantial expenditures including AUD 365,000 in staff costs and AUD 384,000 in administration expenses.
Future Cash Projections
The company estimates it has cash available for approximately 1.20 quarters of operations based on current spending levels. It is noteworthy that NSX Limited experiences cyclical cash flows, with peak receipts occurring in the first quarter of the financial year. The management indicated that current operating expenditures are expected to continue for the remainder of the financial year.
Funding Initiatives
To bolster its financial position, NSX Limited has announced a cash injection of AUD 1.6 million through convertible loan funding, which aims to enhance operational liquidity. The company is exploring additional initiatives for raising funds to further support its operations, and management expresses optimism about the success of these efforts.
Commitment to Compliance
NSX Limited confirms that it remains in compliance with relevant accounting standards and the ASX Listing Rules. The financial report underscores a commitment to transparency and reflects a focus on achieving business objectives amidst current cash flow challenges.
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