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February 2023
Newly listed ASX tech companies since Jan 2022
A look at newly listed ASX tech companies to see who makes the Index.
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Scott Middleton
January 2023
Mopoke Cloud Index - 2022 Round Up
How did the ASX's emerging tech companies go over 2022?
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Scott Middleton
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January 2022
Mopoke Cloud Index - End of Year Round Up
In 2022 we’re excited to continue bringing a new style of coverage to the under-followed technology space on the ASX.
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Andy Crebar
Mopoke Cloud - December 2021
We look at the biggest winners and decliners, as well as some things we found interesting for specific companies.
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Andy Crebar
December 2021
Crypto adoption, ASX’s first ETF and why DeFi could overtake traditional finance 💲
We explore the growth of DeFi, how it could be more disruptive than Bitcoin and what options ASX investors have to get exposure to the space
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Andy Crebar
Dropsuite: secret sauce to low-cost, global distribution 🌏
We take a closer look at the outlook for Dropsuite, a cybersecurity technology company on the ASX.
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Andy Crebar
Mopoke Cloud - November 2021
We look at the biggest winners and decliners, as well as some things we found interesting for specific companies.
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Andy Crebar
November 2021
Metrics for evaluating ASX Tech: Part 5/5 - Customer Retention 📊
Many companies in the US showcase +150% net dollar retention. We compared the leading companies on the ASX, and take a view on why they're so far…
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Andy Crebar
Metrics for evaluating ASX Tech: Part 4/5 - Efficiency + Life360's burn 💸🔥
How can some tech companies be great businesses despite losing money? We look at growth efficiency through Life360’s business model
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Andy Crebar
Metrics for evaluating ASX Tech: Part 3/5 - Unit Economics 🔍
How we evaluate Unit Economics for ASX technology companies, and common misunderstandings on gross margins and LTV to CAC ratios
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Andy Crebar
Metrics for evaluating ASX tech: Part 2/5 - Growth 🚀
How we evaluate Growth for ASX technology companies on raw growth, endurance and market size, as well as some typical growth narratives companies follow
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Andy Crebar
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