James,
Yes, the most recent 10Q states they “have cash to operate into calendar Q2/2019”, while three months before the stated “into 2019 financial year”, which starts 11/1/2018. This is after they raised $18.8M last February. Something doesn’t add up between two statements as their cash burn is $20.5M, and I think calendar year was meant a financial year. Again, it’s just a forward looking statement made by former CEO and CEO.
You can do math yourself. I bet you have degree higher than my GED.
@wmtgreeter