Agreed. According to my Westpac broking site which may ormay not...

Agreed. According to my Westpac broking site which may or
may not be correct, EVS debt 3.5%, earnings stability at 62.5%,
which is better than sensational companies such as CSL and
some of the major banks. Yes it gets down to sales and continuing
to add to ARR. As you so eloquently put it Minstrels, whether EVS
achieves being CFP by the end of Q3 or not as long as it sets
tight targets and Is diligently working towards them is the key.
Macquarie is on board and that says something. New products
and new technologies being integrated and tested in the market
as they aggressively chase new sales and increasing profits. EVS
is not a sexy stock and despite being around for a significant period
of time it hasn’t been in this capacity, (post significant acquisition) so
to me it feels like a company in it’s infancy. I look at other companies
like Afterpay etc and see where they were 4 years ago and look at where
they are today. Tech stocks in different areas granted, but if EVS can
achieve even 25% of the growth that some of these other companies
have managed then there’s going to be some very happy retails ‘in the
money’ and that’s what I’m hoping for and looking forward to in the future.