For FXL to be an attractive BNPL to an investor like me I'd like them to stop the dividends on an ongoing basis and reinvest that into growth, in particular international expansion and take part in the land grab.
More importantly I'd like to see the BNPL business grow and the higher valued products to decline. Naturally this should also decrease the default rate which is almost 3x that of the likes of Afterpay.
At the moment why would investors buy into FXL when they can buy fast growing BNPL peers with geographical expansions world wide mixed in with little credit risk and low default rates? FXL, the way it is at the moment just feels like an odd investment. Not suitable for growth investors, not suitable for dividend investors. AIMO.
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