I think that's the point exactly, the company disappointed pre...

I think that's the point exactly, the company disappointed pre ipo investors with it's growth over the last year & got punished on listing.
If it can start delivering annualised revenue growth of 25%+ in Q1 FY22 it will fly, H1 FY21 vs FY20 was below 10%.

There were valid reasons why growth in FY21 was below acceptable levels the wrong CEO, border closures & lack of resources but all these are now gone.
HMI needs to start delivering substantial topline growth starting in Q1 FY22 or the share price will continue to languish, an announcement of a significant agreement would be a good start.