Uscom Limited (ASX: $UCM) has released its 4C cash report for the quarter ending 31st March 2024, revealing a 34% increase in receipts from customers to $0.75m. The company's cash on hand stands at $3.50m, showing an increase from the prior period. Operating cash outflow decreased by 27% to $0.42m, and expenditure for the quarter also saw notable changes.
Executive Chairman of Uscom, Professor Rob Phillips, commented, 'Uscom sales for the period were increased from the prior corresponding period as global sales continued to improve despite a difficult and volatile international economic climate and deranged geopolitics. The raising of capital during the quarter with the rights issue was prudent and ensured that cash holdings increased in the period and Uscom has capital adequacy foreseeably. While improved fundamentals are the principal objective of Uscom management, we are continuing international discussions and developing strategies to incrementally grow the business and optimize shareholder value.'
Uscom Limited's quarterly cash report reflects a positive trend with a significant increase in customer receipts and improved cash on hand. The company's focus on global sales improvement and capital raising has contributed to its strengthened financial position. Uscom's commitment to developing strategies for incremental business growth and shareholder value optimization indicates a proactive approach to navigating challenging economic conditions. With a mission to demonstrate leadership in science and create noninvasive devices that assist clinicians in improving clinical outcomes, Uscom's innovative medical technology and global market presence position it for potential future success.