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No forward-work book, medium-term revenue target, or earnings guidance was disclosed in the extracted material, so there is no explicit bar to measure this result against. Shape context from HY21 shows the first half contributed 61.4% of FY21 revenue and 69.1% of full-year EBITDA, implying a softer second half (H2 revenue ~$6.2m, H2 EBITDA ~$0.3m). Against HY21's -$0.4m NPAT, the full-year NPAT of -$6.6m implies an H2 loss of roughly $6.2m, almost entirely the discontinued-operations charge booked in the second half. The release does not support a view on FY22 trajectory beyond the observation that Hospitality is now the sole revenue-producing segment.

• What drove the $3.5m discontinued-operations loss beyond the Brewing exit label, and is the disposal now complete with no residual liabilities?
• What explains the cash build from $3.4m when OCF was essentially nil and capex was $0.9m? The release excerpts point to financing activity but the extracted data does not disclose capital raised or debt drawn.
• Hospitality's 22% implied segment margin on $16.1m revenue is encouraging, but the absence of a like-for-like continuing-operations comparison in earlier years makes it hard to judge whether this is a new baseline or a rebound from COVID-affected trading.
• No gross margin, customer concentration, or FX disclosure was extracted, and no forward guidance or targets were provided.

This briefing cannot assess valuation, liquidity runway, or the terms and completeness of the Brewing divestment, as none of those details were present in the extracted material.