Q set a phenomenal example. And doing a revenue of one 60 crores with just one 50 people is very much unheard of in Indian startup ecosystem. I would say, you know, in US, there's a norm that Google's and the likes do a million per per employee in revenue. But, but doing that in India is phenomenal. So, so you, you had plans for Going public before COVID anytime soon?
A Look, I think, uh, uh, just pre COVID, you know, when we turned profitable, we did discuss that internally that, uh, you know, I think, uh, the best path for this company looks like, uh, you know, can go public because when you're making, uh, uh, you know, significant and we are talking about, uh, you know, uh, crores of profit, uh, that has started coming in, um, you know, every quarter. Uh, we said, you know, look, it makes sense to chart a map towards, uh, an IPO. Um, obviously we are recalibrating that right now. Uh, although, uh, what we can tell you is that even this financial year, uh, we are pretty confident we'll end on a profitable note. Uh, despite, you know, COVID and, you know, things bouncing back because Uh, we managed to improve our unit economics, you know, the traffic is bouncing back very well. So as of yesterday, you know, we've crossed 60% of our pre-COVID traffic and, and transactions, um, and, and across, you know, like, uh, we take cumulative transactions, um, and, uh, you know, it looks like, uh, we should be, Back, uh, you know, to where we were, uh, pre-COVID, possibly by the end of this financial year, and therefore, uh, you know, we are saying maybe two to three years is what it'll take from here to be sizable enough to, uh, think of a public offering, but it definitely seems like the kind of, uh, outcome which this, uh, company can have given, you …
AI assessment note: “just pre COVID, you know, when we turned profitable, we did discuss that internally”