I think investors tend to invest in a fairly static manner and the business is constantly evolving. The key here is that Dean has demonstrated a tremendous ability to deal with the issues that have come and grown the business exceptionally well.
Economically, it is superior to Afterpay which was much more capital hungry as they needed to fund the receivable growth, however, Afterpay was a first-mover, whereas Cettire has come in later with a superior operation.
Extremely uncommon to see 160% pcp growth with acceleration for a business that has already gone from 20m to 500m revenue over just a few years.
