RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sharing a recent post
The reasons I had wanted to listen to Cristiano's comments on raising $6.45/share in the past is because I was curious. I know you had thought it irrelevant, and I can understand that perspective.
But it made me curious as to what's changed in the value. Very intelligent people reviewed the value of the company in the past, during a time when it was not yet in production or experiencing it's current growth and they valued it at $6.45 with all that risk.
From a risk perspective, to me, it's derisked considerably from that $6.45/share. Production is occurring, growth is excellent, hiring brisk, sales during a large drought have increased, and COVID has been safely weathered (so far) without any impact to staff. $1.20/share we sit.
And I guess my brain is also echoing some of Pedro's earlier comments regarding their take on the presentation and tones.