Kurt the share price has absolutely nothing to do on the effect on the underlying business.
Reality is for the underlying business: yes revenue is going up, and this should translate next year into the financials in the form of higher EBITDA (but not profit because of "D").
Now how much one is prepared to pay for that business is a different question.
But don't confuse share price and underlying business matrix.
Fact is for FY22 TYR business is showing nice turnaround from lock downs.
Ann: Half Yearly Report and Accounts, page-206
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