Jonathan Granpion

Maybe I don't understand your question well.

I think it's the same.

We compute our course quarterly, so all the customers we had one year ago and we signed during the last year quarter.

That's the key point, yeah.

Three co-founders and one late founder.

Late co-founder as well.

He joined us early in 2019.

It was actually very natural because...

I don't know.

I don't even remember when we had this conversation.

It was kind of natural to make the split.

We came with a plan very easily and there was no discussion at all on this.

I'm not going to give you the figures and how this is distributed in terms of capital between the funders.

At the very, very beginning, we started with Mohamed, my chief of science, and the split was done between the two of us.

And then Olivier joined us the first month, and he's the co-founder as well, of course.

And yeah, everything was super natural between us.

We've been thinking differently.

It was not my first experience as a co-founder of a startup, so maybe it was important in the discussion at this moment, at this point in time.

And just because of the role as well, maybe it's important as well, like the CEO owns a bit more than the other co-founders, for example.

Oh, sure.