Megaport has confessed to a error in its quarterly report which may have been a factor in its 20 per cent fall on the market yesterday.
The company, which is within tech entrepreneur Bevan Slattery’s stable and headed by Vincent English, put out a correction in the Australian dollar conversions of its cash flow.
The correction reduced several line items in its cash flow.
Capital expenditure dropped from the original -$16 million to -$14 million, cash flow from investing dropped from -$15.8 to -$14.2 million.
Net cash flow changed from -$13.9 million to -$12.3 million.
The restatement may not have helped. Megaport’s shares fell another 10 per cent this morning.