For a company about to bank $500m revenue in 2020-21 and around $900m in 2021-22, the market cap isn't high. At all.
Anyone using blue-chip/dividend metrics to assess hyper-growth tech startups is going to have trouble, for various reasons, the most obvious being the company isn't attempting to maximise for those metrics, and nor should they at this point. A company like CBA for example, with its very low growth rates, definitely should.
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