Little Green Pharma reported a net cash operating deficit of almost A$10 million in the financial year to March, despite pulling in revenues of around $20m.

The firm generated customer receipts of $6.7m in the final quarter, up from $6m in the prior three-month period and more than double that of the previous corresponding period.

Unaudited revenue for the 12 months climbed to around $20m, LGP said. The company reported revenue of $10.3m in the nine months to March 31 2022.

The shortened year followed a change in LGP’s financial reporting calendar to align with its Danish business.

LGP’s Danish business saw flower sales to Europe climb 25% in the final quarter of the financial year

Despite healthy revenue growth, net cash used in operating activities between January and March totalled $1.2m, rising to $9.8m for the full year.

Product, manufacturing and operating costs for the full year neared $15m with staff costs of nearly $10m.

The company ended the period with $12.4m cash at bank.

Meanwhile, flower sales continued to rise during the fourth quarter, climbing nearly 50% from the previous three months. Oil sales remained steady, LGP said.

Its Danish operation saw a 25% increase in flower sales to Europe.

Steve has reported for a number of consumer and B2B titles over a journalism career spanning more than three decades. He is a regulator contributor to health journal, The Medical Republic, writing on...

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