RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:diluting shareholders furtherYea. They used like half of the proceeds from that offering to acquire Auscript.
Then they repaid $4.2m in high interest debt.
I expect they're still incurring integration expenses and would be burning cash but we can see that the cash burn isn't so bad ($893k for the mrq). Labor is also expensive and they need transcriptionists to meet customer needs.
So even if they're poised to capture more market share, these things take time andd they may need some cash in the short term. No one knows how long this downturn will last and there are recession fears.
I also don't think institutional investors would just throw money away.
But I agree with that other poster that there are probably better opportunities out there.