RE:expecting interest payment increases from $1.66m of last Q "It increased $17.5m debt after Quater-end. 111m of old debt + new 17.5m=128.5m. If it has $30m "free cash flow" to pay old debt, certainly it would not have to incur new debt. It must hide "the free cash" under mattress, i am afraid."
Again, this makes no sense. In other words, you are saying that if a company is cash flowing then there is no need to take on debt.
If you look at the financing component from the cash flow statement it reads:
proceeds from operating facilities= $ 5,300
repayment of operating facilities = $(13,275k)
repayment of right of use = $(3,133)
common shares purchased = $ (605)
share issuance for options = $ 44
The highlighted areas denotes what the company can do when they are cash flow positive. They can purchase shares, pay down debt and also invest in growth initiatives.