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[Aarrgghh]

Thanks for posting that video, very interesting, especially the part where they're taking payment as well in Japan.
Their channel also has another video "Plexure - what do we do" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7KPYhRwU1Y

It didn't help me understand at all.

[keenkiwiflyer]

Really need to change their advertising agency.

Somehow don’t think car manufacturers would be their target type of customer.

Anyway, good results and hoping for good guidance for 2021.

[Aarrgghh]

Haha Yeah the stock footage was weird huh. Especially when they're talking about an Asian grocery chain but showing a bunch of white people

[Brain]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50Fv6iuMrSY

Did I hear that right? 20M active users per month in japan. I would interpret active user as a distinct individual who uses the app at least once in the month. . Japan’s population is 126M. Doesn’t seem right to me.

[keenkiwiflyer]

Did I hear that right? 20M active users per month in japan. I would interpret active user as a distinct individual who uses the app at least once in the month. . Japan’s population is 126M. Doesn’t seem right to me.

The Japanese love their Mc Donald’s and it seems their offering was key to ordering during Covid-19, so it wouldn’t suprise me.

[King1212]

Yup....they love thier Mak do na....!! Just like Po...the panda loves his dumplings!

[keenkiwiflyer]

Really looking forward to their guidance. Hopefully in the next two weeks..

[Captain]

Now they've finally made a profit, they're sitting at a P/E of 127 at the current price of $0.90. Does this concern anyone or is it justified?

[Captain]

Now they've made a profit, this places Plexure's P/E at 127 at the current price of $0.90 - does anyone think this is overvalued or is it justified given the growth potential?

[Nigelk]

Now they've made a profit, this places Plexure's P/E at 127 at the current price of $0.90 - does anyone think this is overvalued or is it justified given the growth potential?

That's the wrong metric to look at for a high growth tech company. It's 4.5X revenue plus cash on hand. That's low for a company growing so fast and considerably less than Pushpay (about 10x revenue) or Xero (about 18x)