You’re wrong. The retailers that APT partners with had sales of $5.2bn, not Afterpay itself. Afterpay doesn’t own or create the products that are bought, it’s just a deferred payment mechanism that gets a small cut of the proceeds.
Lots of companies are good at shaping perception... Like this case which has lead you to believe APT itself had $5bn in sales.
Others, like LVT, are not as good. They don’t have in house IR etc. But that doesn’t lessen their insanely amazing growth prospects as a company.
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