Would I be correct to interpret that their costs will be relatively fixed moving forward? It appears they're at a point where ramping up production will be accretive for profits, as it appears the their scale has reached a point of critical mass.
Also, what can be interpreted for $50M of revenue and $60M of revenue? Surely if Mr. Lin's salary didn't change, it would mean the bar has been set low enough for him to quickly get his share incentive payments? Could we then infer that $60M is on the cards in the next half-year, or even next quarter?
What does everyone think?
Ann: Dennis Lin Appointed Executive Chair of Bubs Australia, page-2
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