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#ASX Announcements
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Envirosuite have come out this morning and advised that, well yeah, discussions are occurring, as they typically always do in this end of the market. Some discussions are underway but nothing material has eventuated to date, and that doesn't necessarily mean it will either.

Essentially, "Nothing to see here - business as usual, we talk to people, who talk to people".

Personally, wouldn't mind a little more traction in this space given I've been underwater for some time. The company needs to start making some deliberate moves to reach profitability and hit an inflection.

Been close to hitting the big red button (sell) for a while now but still remaining stuck to my thesis and dare I say "hopeful" that they can make it happen.

#Funding facility extenson
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Added 7 months ago

Looks like Jason has continued to stick by his word (kudos) in not raising capital.

Instead they have extended their debt finance facility by $5m to $12.5m (up from $7.5m).

Fairly straight bat, forward-defense type stuff in the communication. In the announcement Jason has noted:

“We are pleased to announce the extension of the Facility, which remains strategically aligned with our core business objectives: driving growth, creating long-term customer value, and leveraging the increasing opportunity to bundle hardware and software into our Industrial customer contracts. This extension also funds our global inventory and working capital requirements. With this extension, the Company remains funded to pursue sustainable growth in our focus sectors as we transition to profitability. We currently have no plans to raise further capital to fund our organic growth.” 

Looks like they appear confident this debt facility can provide them enough liquidity to transition them through to profitability.

I haven't done a run on the numbers yet, but cash on hand in their most recent half-yearly was circa $5.5m , and from memory they should be fairly close to break-even.

I applaud Jason sticking by his word - now it's about executing and sailing through to profitability.