Datalab

“We were the first technology IPO on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange.”

“No, we completely was bootstrapped. Actually I went bankrupt in. 94 was my previous company. So I actually, we were not even credit. I was deemed not credit worthy. So it was basically the last paycheck a garage. To computers and a lot of will.”

“So today we're closely to the 15 and one five.”

“We price our software per per asset. So basically you would be paying us per, per cow or per flock of sheep or per hectare of land or orchard or something like that. We're charging, depends on the market where, but where would, we would be charging from one to…”

“We have a 3.5 mil after tax profit on a five mil cashflow, which is seriously cool numbers.”

“Just in the process of taking the company back private and got in some investors and then scaling up.”

“No, we don't have anyone. So the largest, largest invoices or projects that we were, that we're making. Are a 100,000 per year or something like that.”

“We did not raise, we raised zero on IPO. We simply listed because we wanted to have this valuation, but we did in 2010, we raised the first million for the farming. So at first we raised it by the Swiss private investors. And with them on board, we got to, we …”

“Stock exchange value is, I would say, in the low twenties.”

“Roughly 200 directly.”

“So I would say that we have roughly 500 farms, but our, I think our biggest is 120,000 hectares.”

“With four to five million plus what we have spare actually for a stock buybacks we would be able to remove almost the complete free float from the market and delist the company.”

“We're growing at 30%. So 15 to 30% year on year.”

“So we hope that we'll be getting the 50 in probably two to three years.”