Daniel Wickberg

And then after a few years, you know, being the backseat driver is really hard when you founded the business.

So I decided to, you know, I want to...

I want to push more for growth and be more aggressive, but I don't want to be in the backseat anymore.

So yeah, we're very happy with that decision.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, today it would translate into like 34 because of the dollar rate, but yeah, something like that.

So, yeah, 2019, we had, I think, five and a half, six million dollars in revenue.

So, I mean, the story about that, we had plenty of discussions with a couple of private equity firms and other players.

But all of them...

You know, the valuation was okay.

And we felt that some of them could really contribute to the business.

But I think I would have felt kind of, you know, working with my hands tied behind my back.

So going public and, you know, I'm still the majority shareholder, turned out to be like the easiest way to continue running the business the way I want to do it.

So, yeah, it was...

We're very happy with that decision.

So Nasdaq in Sweden has this one of the kind of smaller Nasdaq list.

It's called First North.

We're around 80 people today.

So the product team is a total of 30 people.

Not all of them are engineers.