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Highlights
Global financial services company Zip Co Limited (ASX:ZIP) recently announced its second quarter results for the three month period ending 31 December 2022 (Q2 FY23). Co-Founder, Global CEO and Managing Director, Larry Diamond says that the company has delivered “another strong quarter of record volumes despite the challenging external environment and adjustments to its risk settings”. ZIP also claimed to have made great progress on the strategy to deliver sustainable growth, right-size its global cost base and hasten the path to profitability.
Key highlights of Q2 FY23
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Besides, the company went live with new enterprise merchants, Jetstar, Uber and eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) AU in Australia. In the US, ZIP launched with Barnes & Noble College across all campus stores. The company also renewed its Climate Neutral certification with the intent to measure and reduce emissions.
What’s next?
Larry Diamond has remarked that ZIP is well-positioned for any potential future regulatory changes. He added that the underlying business remains strong.
The quarterly report for Q2 FY23 also says that ZIP is on track to exit FY23 cash EBTDA positive on a sustainable basis. The company continues to focus on its strategic objectives of delivering sustainable growth in its core markets (ANZ and the US), unit economics and cost management.
Mid-day on 27 January 2023, ZIP quoted AU$0.68, up 3.4%. The market capitalisation stood at AU$505.14 million.
Amidst heightened inflation and cost of living pressure, it will be interesting to witness how ZIP performs and provides simple, fair and easy to use products.
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