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mmm, yes indeed
……….if you do not mind Charles, I’ll sit this one out and let someone else pull their figures apart etc etc
best
andrew
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You have been a little bit naughty here Charles, and only read what you want to read. The figure in bold is below the line (and it’s a pretty thick line in fairness) and is not “Capital Expenditure in the 52 week period…” as you report, but Capital Expenditure Calendar YTD (calendar year-to-date) – which it does make very clear if you don’t just take a couple of columns out of the whole page. The 1.4M is only 1/4 of a year, not a full year. A quick check on Companies House website shows their financial year ends in December,… Read more »
Andrew, thank you. I wasn’t being naughty, honest, merely curious. I am innumerate, so have no means of picking the bones out of a balance sheet. Your clarification is a welcome shaft of light that lightens the darkness.