Higher prices (Inflation) through terminals which in theory should offset operating expense increase (($65.3m vs$58.1m)
Operating expense increase includes Medipass 2.3m
IMO, Inflation at 5% means higher wages. Some contracts have automatic inflation increases which will not have a materialistic impact on shopping by consumers
Healthy balance sheet
Gross profit margin did decline but management says this will be addressed at the next pricing review
The company appears to be working hard on gaining merchants. I've had a call recently to switch to Tyro.
Connectivity tech issues are declining
IMO, revenue is above expectations and it will continue to climb and expenses will plateaux
Some brokers have a valuation double the current share price.
Telstra partnership
I'm willing to bet that this will be profitable around 2024 with eps at 1.8c. Why is it still declining?
TYR Price at posting:
$1.19 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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