By the way, the best way I have found to prevent HC's software...

By the way, the best way I have found to prevent HC's software from losing inter-word spaces of pasted content is to do a search and replace on the WP document, and replace all inter-word spaces with two spaces. Whatever software HC uses to handle pastes reduces all spaces in excess of one space, so the pasted document comes out correct.

Also, where I wrote "Lycopodium's H1FY24 Revenue was $177.8 . . .", it should have been, "Lycopodium's H1FY24 Revenue forecast was given as $177.8 . . ."

Although I thought about the matter of locked-in revenue for 2025 as locked-in prices, and hence not subject to increases in 2025, except if contractually allowed via rise-and-fall provisions, I did not dwell on the topic. The modest increase in pricing that I suggested ($104.06 to $104.50, relative to a cost including taxation of $100) is an increase of less than half of 1% (0.42% to be pedantic), and new contracts could allow that. It is this percentage that should be the main point of any debate, because I may have been too conservative, and that guesstimated NPAT could be achieved by some increase in revenue rather than price, so in effect, the approach I used does not preclude a higher volume of business not occasioned by a price increase.