RE:RE:Accounts Receivable as of March 31, 2020 Yes ARs are pretty much the same as in 2019 despite a significant increase in the "provision for expected credit losses" which stood at 332K$ in 2020 vs 74K$ in 2019. This makes sense with Covid and is a prudent move. So good news on the AR front.
In addition, payables are also down significantly - 4,730K$ as of march 31st 2020 compared with 6,608K$ in 2019. Also good news on the payables front.
This means they werre expecting net positive cash inflow of 1,700K$ in Q1/Q2 2021, assuming their assumptions hold, which will add to their 4,100K$ cash position as of March 2020.