RE:RE:RE:Here's my advice Xebec will be here much longer than you, my friend, in one form or another.
Whether or not it gets swallowed up once it's well established and has revenues in the billions, after current management has done all the grunt-work.
Just think about this. If we apply xebec's average CAGR over the last 5 years, and assuming they meet their minimum revenue guidance this year, then Xebec's revenues will exceed $1 billion sometime in early 2026.
If you think that's a ridiculous proposition, it's actually a fact.
Run the numbers yourself. Xebec's CAGR over the last 5 years is 69%.
Its Revenues since 2016 have gone from $9.95m to $14.75m to $20.21m to $49.32m to $56.52m, and they're guiding to $110-$130 this year.
In fact, if it were to miraculously maintain a 69% CAGR, its 2026 revenues would be $1.5193 billion. It may sound stupid, but it's a fact.
They have $100 million+ cash in the bank.
I doubt very much Xebec will go "belly up".