The way I see it, actual revenue received from customers for calendar 2019 was around $4.5 million (I'm excluding government grants as they won't be recurring).
At December 2019, ARR was $10.66 million. This means calendar 2020 should have revenue received by customers of at least $10.66 million.
This means a revenue growth rate for calendar 2020 of at least 137%.
Have I done this correctly? Please do let me know if I'm wrong.
I bought some more today. Sure it looks way overvalued on a PS ratio of about 43 (again, excluding government grants), but if the underlying revenue is growing at well over 100%, the PS ratio will start to come down pretty rapidly. Therefore price to ARR ratio is probably a better measure (which is about 19).
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