Ann: AGM - CEO Presentation, page-12

Yes, that's an ambitious growth target given the falling rate of quarterly growth - from 53% in Q2FY21 to 24% inQ1FY22. That said, if they maintain the 24% q-o-q growth over the next 3 quarters, then the loan book tops $900m. If the rate of decline in the growth rate continues though, to, say 13% in Q4FY22, then the book 'only' gets to ~$3/4bn. This is ~60% higher than today, implying that even with 'only' a $3/4bn loan book, the market cap and share price at the end of June should be ~60% higher than today ie over $1/2bn and 40c respectively. If they hit their $1bn target - and they've not missed many targets so far as far as I can tell - then the MC will be around $650m and the SP around 50c. I'm prepared to hang around a while longer yet.