Wish someone could explain to me how fisher gets this 70m plus figure. In terms of hard cash it is nothing like that ....... The details from 2008 to 2015 are detailed the cash flow reconciliation in the accounts and the movement year to year on the investor/arvo loans.
Currently the amount outstanding to investors is 28m and ARVO 8m
I think they are working on a model marked by the start of ARVO master fund involvement in March 2012 when ARVO Master Fund took a charge over CCFC Ltd and CCFC H Ltd assets .
This is where Joy Seppala took a more hands on role and the cost cutting began in earnest and coincided with relegation to League One.
ARVO have put around £8M in and they'll want to take that out which will preserve Seppala's financial reputation.
They charge interest on this money but there is no hope of recovering it, it just goes on the balance sheet as debt, about £1.3M per year.
I feel sure they will take Ryton to recover £2M and that leaves another £6M or so to recover plus maybe £1M interest to show it was a decent business deal.
As ARVO have preference shares they get paid before anyone else even though SISU Master Fund still have £30M of the debt or so on the books, that is just lost.