Volpara (ASX: VHT) Reports Minimal Cash Burn In Q1 FY 2024
Volpara (ASX: VHT) remains close to profitability in Q1 FY 2024, showing good cost control and continuing revenue growth.
Volpara (ASX: VHT) remains close to profitability in Q1 FY 2024, showing good cost control and continuing revenue growth.
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Volpara (ASX: VHT) has experienced impressive growth in annualised recurring revenue over the last five years; but it’s still uncomfortably far from profitability.
Quarterly reports of Rightcrowd, IntelliHR and Volpara update us on free cash flow and annualised recurring revenue growth…
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Volpara is on a mission to increase early detection of breast cancer.
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The Volpara share price has been languishing for quite some time, but the opportunity to expand from mammograms to lung scans is promising…
Volpara (ASX: VHT) has a winning product but its pattern of expanding through acquisitions funded by capital raises poses questions for long-term investors.
Tuesday morning’s market announcement spruiked strong underlying financials, but the effect of Covid-19 on non-infectious medical procedures remains to be seen.