It sounds like you are downramping and I don't trust your status as "Hold Held". Everything you say in your last post is just not true.
"The profit has come as a result of drastic staff reductions" - Not true.
The profit has come from increased revenue, which is partly due to inflation (inflation is good for Tyro transaction revenue):
- Payments revenue and income up 43.5% YoY - Banking revenue up 74.2% YoY - Other revenue and income up 306.2% YoY
Staff costs have actually INCREASED YoY, so please share where you got Tyro's "drastic staff reductions" from.
As for Balance Sheet, it is in reasonable condition with $165M net equity and another $165M in handy accumulated losses to use to offset future taxes on what is now a profitable company.
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