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Nixon Williams - no more thanks

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    #31
    Originally posted by eek View Post

    I see £54m (all due in September 2022) just in the related Party Transactions bit looking at the October 2020 accounts.
    The £49m is from the balance sheet and only includes the principle with no interest - the related party transactions looks like it includes accrued interest as well, that must be buried somewhere else on the balance sheet.

    Whilst we're at it...other highlights include:
    • Finance costs of £17m vs operating profit of £10m (that is before any decrease in income resulting from these latest issues or an increase in interest rates)
    • Debt repayable in 2023 of £108m - I guess that is the date they'd need to sell the group as I can't see who is going to lend them that much, given the state of it
    • Renegotiated bank covenants in Nov-19 (pre-pandemic) - can't see them asking for tougher covenants, so something must have been amiss at that point
    Shame really, NW was a good business once upon a time that I was proud to be part of.

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      #32
      Originally posted by johndc31 View Post

      A few are jumping ship. If you're going to do it. Do it now. Next tax year makes handover a lot easier.
      Yep done.
      Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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        #33
        Originally posted by Alchemy Accountancy View Post

        The £49m is from the balance sheet and only includes the principle with no interest - the related party transactions looks like it includes accrued interest as well, that must be buried somewhere else on the balance sheet.

        Whilst we're at it...other highlights include:
        • Finance costs of £17m vs operating profit of £10m (that is before any decrease in income resulting from these latest issues or an increase in interest rates)
        • Debt repayable in 2023 of £108m - I guess that is the date they'd need to sell the group as I can't see who is going to lend them that much, given the state of it
        • Renegotiated bank covenants in Nov-19 (pre-pandemic) - can't see them asking for tougher covenants, so something must have been amiss at that point
        Shame really, NW was a good business once upon a time that I was proud to be part of.
        As I said before, they used to be brill. Guy called Danny Horner at NW.....Couldnt fault him at all......

        Can't imagine this cyber attack is helping business either....
        Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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