Ann: Appointment of Head of E-Commerce and Business Update, page-8

Orion, I get the frustration, CCOs news is strong (H1 FY25 revenue $4.36M, +206% YoY, 70% e-commerce, Navua 2.5x scale-up by April, per Appendix 4D).
Andy Burgers hire as Head of Global E-Commerce adds weight, his 19+ years at Amazon and specific roles should help the U.S. launch in April.

But 0.6c with no buyers isnt "stupid traders" CCOs got a $2.35M loss, $2.69M cash burn, and a going concern warning (31 Dec 2024 report). Market’s cautious, not clueless. LRVs rebound (0.15c to 0.85c) is a nice story, but CCOs not there-losses and $31.75M accumulated deficit say its a gamble.
Coles (500+ stores) and Amazon (44% USA demand growth) are solid, but "take everything" is a stretch-Walmarts not even a partner, and $4.36M revenue won’t flood them. Navua’s upgrade might help, but its not done.

You're right on rising prices-I saw a 50%+ hike on FijiKavas instant powder. They told me (27 Feb 2025) raw kava costs rose 60% due to demand, so they adjusted after absorbing it for months. Offered me legacy pricing till June, which is nice, but margins (52% gross) might squeeze if customers push back. Growths real, but risks are too. Thoughts?

Harsh truth: The market doesnt care about announcements, proof of execution is what counts. All this hype is just a gamblers dream until CCO shows results, not promises.
No offence to anyone with me using the term "gamblers dream" i would like to believe its more like an educated bet per se.