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well guessed.There will be more days like this ,right up to June 30 , I guess.
Institutional investors are just giving up on this thing ,now.
Nuix chairman Jeffrey Bleich said Nuix is "genuinely disturbed by the allegations" concerning its former chief financial officer, Stephen Doyle, "and will fully assist ASIC in getting to the bottom of that matter" after ASIC commenced an investigation. This investigation also includes Ross and Ronald Doyle.
Nuix has learned of a separate investigation into the affairs of Nuix related to its financial statements and prospectus, with which it plans to fully cooperate, it added.
stunning results... down 10%Braver than me to risk capital here.
I don't think even the company management might be able to answer some of those questions.It's tempting to bottom fish I must admit but it's unclear to me;
Help?
- how strong is retention of current contracts (3.7% churn is blended and hides a lot) and recurring revenue given the change from module based pricing to subscription
- how good is the sales pipeline and how well are the sales team able to convert the leads this quarter and the next
- have they reduced their burn rate to compensate for the changes
- what is Fair Value and how would I compare this with another ASX company?
I don't think even the company management might be able to answer some of those questions.
One thing I noted that really impacted the bottom line was 'general & admin' expense:
View attachment 129668
Way higher than last year's and turned what could've been a +ve income to a -ve income i.e. Profit to a Loss. Don't know if this is one off due to compensating for Covid related issues that they had to spend or a recurring theme going forward...
Good point, it's very costly when it comes to anything legal.Interesting pickup @aus_trader and I would be at least partially attributing it to legal costs and provisions given the scandals NXL has been hit with.
This is a company going to be a corporate case study for law students not too far distance.I don't think even the company management might be able to answer some of those questions.
One thing I noted that really impacted the bottom line was 'general & admin' expense:
View attachment 129668
Way higher than last year's and turned what could've been a +ve income to a -ve income i.e. Profit to a Loss. Don't know if this is one off due to compensating for Covid related issues that they had to spend or a recurring theme going forward...
NXL is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Jonathan Rubinsztein as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director, and Mr Chad Barton as permanent Chief Financial Officer after serving in that role on an interim basis.
Mr Rubinsztein is a seasoned technology executive with a track record of leading dynamic organisations in international environments and driving strategic transformations to create shareholder value. He has recently announced he will be stepping down as the CEO of Infomedia, an ASX listed company providing SaaS solutions to the global automotive industry.
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