Here's a map outlining regional restaurant brands throughout the US. Heaps of brands PLX can continue to sell too.
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Here's a map outlining regional restaurant brands throughout the US. Heaps of brands PLX can continue to sell too.
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Joe's Crab shack sounds inviting.
Quaker steak and lube could be a bit oily.
Better not comment on Pluckers.
Its racing down pretty badly after a good announcement....May be a buying opportunity...
And if like FBU or Provenco, they bought the business with loss making contract?
But great move for spiking the sp to sell into!
https://www.nbr.co.nz/story/data-rev...asouth-sellers
And the people who brought you Plexxxxure are crying (oops - laughing) into their champagne selling their 6.7c & 25c CBD shares to the mugs lining up.
If they were able to negotiate a profitable contact with McDonald's, I fancy their chances with white castle. Strongly cash flow positive last year, would have been a profit but for accounting treatment of previous convertible notes. Apparently primarily from that one customer, all while developing new products and investing for further growth.
One of us is confused (at least!)
I understand you bagging PEB - though not why you have to do it every week, but I don't understand why you are so against PLX.
As I understand it, the people who did the "backdoor listing" are long gone, the management is new, the company is making a profit and has cash in hand. What do you see going wrong?
balance is not quite so balanced in his posts eh! you just have to take them with a pinch of salt everyone is entitled to their opinion
Good customer numbers coming in, 108m customers is nothing to laugh at. The extent they can leverage the data on these customers will decide their future. But didn't they add the last 8m in a month? Huge growth...
Yes, partly. From the annual report:
Plexure’s strong revenue growth of 44%, or $5.136m, came from existing customers, with the majority of
growth coming from McDonald’s with a further 17 countries added in the year ended 31 March 2019. This
was reflected in the growth in pure licensing revenue, which grew by 41%, or $2.834m to $9.702m.
Licensing will continue to grow as we add new markets and new customers
Yes, revenue is based on customer numbers...………… all 5 of them!
silverblizzard888 & blobbles might be getting a little too excited with those figures of 128mil.
Plexure's clients are McDonalds, Ikea, 7-Eleven Australia, White Castle and maybe a few others. They've never actually given an exact number of clients as far as I can tell though happy to be proved wrong.
The 128mil, those are the customers of the above companies, not direct clients of Plx. Or, to put it another way, Plx only has to lose one client to lose millions of users.