Noah Abelson Gertler

dollars, we closed about $700K in revenue, majority on agency side of the business, whereas SaaS revenue was up at about $80K on the quarter, something like that.

And the company is progressively growing in revenue, and we're doing it through mixed.

Yeah, a little bit above 200K.

Pre-acquisition, another one, let's call it, and just rough here, let's call it a bit over 1 million.

Yeah, so we're multi-pronged.

Number one, we're going to make more acquisitions.

Number two, the SaaS focus around this new platform all about giving control over consumer privacy and data into the hands of the consumers.

That is a huge focus of ours and simultaneously growing the revenue for the agency business that we acquire.

A, a blend of the two, and B, at the micro cap or small cap space.

So our market cap right now is about $7 million U.S.

So our market cap is due to just the fluctuations of market sentiment.

So if you have a really good investor relations story, you could be well over bloated in valuation.

And if you don't do a great job on IR, on investor relations, you can find yourself significantly undervalued.

So it's a good question.

I guess it just defines, I mean, it depends on how you define being overvalued, right?

You can look at like so many SaaS companies that have just been burning significant revenue, burning money in masses, right?

Millions on a quarterly basis.

And if you took a company like that and you brought it to Australia and put it on the stock exchange, they would be more judged on their profit margins rather than the actual revenue numbers themselves.

So because we're

It's just how the market looks at it.