The next quarterly in Jan will answer questions 1 & 2.
the recent acquisition in Darwin plus the Tasmania division will add to that revenue provided costs are still managed appropriately..
From memory, there was a quarter that they were indeed cash flow positive.. if they can continue to manage their costs (even better if they reduce it but i doubt it considering they have taken onboard more staff so i would expect an increase in costs in the next quarter).. question is, is revenue growing faster than costs?
As for HyperOne, i would be surprised if DXN did not get even a small piece of the pie but the saying is "dont count your eggs before they hatch".. that's hope.. hope has no place in the investment.
but if we did score something from Hyperone, we will be looking at a re-rate.
Just my 0.9c
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