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BIG Outperforms Revenue Guidance and Investor Presentation
- Published October 21, 2015 4:43PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
21st October 2015, ASX Announcement
Highlights:
- BIG materially outperforms revenue guidance with $406,582 in cash receipts for the September quarter , up 75% on the prior quarter
- Strong growth momentum of member base continues, reaching 10,000 members during the September quarter
- Member base now sits above 11,000, reflecting a faster growth profile than relevant peers after the same length of time since inception
- Sales expected to accelerate during the December quarter based on a robust sales pipeline and material uplift in recurring revenues
Big Un Limited (ASX:BIG, ‘BRTV’ or ‘the Company’ is pleased to announce it has exceeded its revenue projections for the September quarter. In Q3 2015 the Company generated $406,582 in cash receipts, well ahead of its $350,000 guidance and 75%increase on Q2 2015.
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