At last18 Feb 2026 08:26
The increases in the number of share purchases this week hopefully means investors are at last seeing a future for the company.
Many people don't realise the consequences of regular high percentage growth. We have been told we have averaged 55% per month in the first four months of this year, at that rate £1000 income in the first month of the year becomes £125,305 in the last month. Turnover for the year is £349,059.
We have also been told that out turnover in January exceeded £150,000. This consists of Retainers and Service fees, which are both straight forward income. And then there are Sales where we purchase products and sell them on. I have assumed that because of this cost this is the largest portion of the January turnover so have calculated on the basis of £60,000 that month. Probably far to little.
So turnover of £60,000 in January becomes £1,998,963 in September. Total for the eight months £5,511,350. Multiplication is a wonderful thing.