$BOT issued their 4C today.
I'm not doing a full analysis here, but was keeping half an eye on it, in case some unexpected positive TRx trends might serve up an unexpected turnaround opportunity! (Wishful thinking)
TLDR: Not looking so good.
The challenge faced by investors, of course, is the Q3 figures were always going to be bad with the health fund reset seasonality and winter impacts on TRx. So, you have to look through that. It is also important to account for the API purchases, and therefore not to over-react to the hugely negative operating cashflow issue. There is quite a bit in the presentation to help investors see through this.
That said, management are not explicitly guiding to breakeven or positive cash flow, but they try to frame a pathway to profitability via GTN improvement, volume growth and COGS reduction. The question is, how do you think each of these will evolve?
So, with all that in mind, I've run a few scenarios in my model this morning, and I can't see $BOT getting into cash generation territory. In fact, in my Bear case I see a further raise need in last this year/early next, in my Base Case by mid 2027, and in the Bull Case by late 2027. Unless something changes, there is a risk of perennial dilution at ever-reducing share prices.
Big Caveat on these remarks: I am no long doing detailed modelling of the business, and so might have missed something, so interested to hear the views of those who are. I won't be attending the webinar. My scenarios are also almost certainly influenced by a negative stance on this business and the fact I have no skin in the game.
All eyes on the next Q's TRx value.
Disc: Not Held