It shows how effective they have been in cost management that they are barely out of infancy and eyeballing a profit in FY19 - at least from the last read of costs as per their announcement.
Too many companies are too loose with capital management, so this makes me happier as an investor.
That said; I'm not sure whether their aim will be immediate profitability however as once companies cross that threshold investors tend to expect continued growth in profit as the valuation metric whereas it may have greater benefit for the company to reinvest gross profits into continued revenue growth and maintain their status as a growth play.
