The interesting part of this result is somewhere in the business...

The interesting part of this result is somewhere in the business they've clearly gone some ways to cut costs and increase margins, which is a good sign for when revenue does start to rise that it will be favourable for our bottom line. There's no point growing revenue if costs scale up proportionately, but the signs are there that the business continuity strategy through covid-19 has worked. Need that revenue coming in now though, FY22 needs to be a big year for growth to pay back the patience of the shareholders. Considering the acquisitions and outlook for Riyo, it should be up around that $15M mark, which should turn a profit even with the transition costs of the acquisitions.