Proga
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Agree mate. Company liquidity isn't an issue. Christ, the company runs on a shoe string. When I first noticed its annual expenditure was $20m I found it hard to believe. I'm used to dealing with $100's of millions to billions.Hi @Proga
Sorry for delay in replying have been dealing with a failed online order and then had to go out.
You are correct about the liquidity issue in so far as the type of liquidity you are referring to above goes.
I should have talked about my liquidity as being 'going concern status' of Brainchip but in my world 'liquidity' and 'going concern' are one in the same thing. There is a discretion at the end of the day when determining which companies get to stay when you have two companies in almost identical circumstances and one has to be tipped out or one has to be admitted. The overall status of the company determined either by earnings or liquidity (the going concern issue) will come into play. For a company to be considered a going concern at law it only needs 6 months of liquidity or cash so a very low bar however in Brainchips case it has over 18 months sitting in its account so it is clearly a solid company meeting this accounting standard in spades.
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The POA's from LDA Capital will keep it going until revenue clicks into gear. There is a minimum draw down of $15m between 1 Mar and 31 Dec 2022 plus another for next year. Should keep the lights on. LDA Capital are making a pretty penny off BRN by sticking solid. They have done well.