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Strip away the noise first: the provided market cap ($363B), share count (85.6B), and P/S (1173x) are corrupted by a billions-vs-millions labeling error. Diluted EPS of -$3.00 against a -$257M net loss implies roughly 85.6 *million* shares, so at $4.24 the real market cap is ~$363M and true P/S is ~1.2x revenue — a normal, even cheap multiple for a payments processor, not the absurd figure shown. I therefore ignore the reported valuation ratios and reason from the underlying statements, which lowers my conviction because a key lens is unreliable.

The business itself is stalled but still throws off cash. FY2025 revenue of $309M fell -1.2% YoY, capping a multi-year plateau ($297M → $313M → $309M since 2023) — the 'strong growth' language in the MD&A is not showing up in the numbers, and management explicitly flags soft consumer-loan and receivables-management volumes under tighter credit conditions. Yet gross margin held at 75% and the company generated $91.1M of operating cash flow. The catastrophic-looking -$257M net loss and -82% operating margin are almost entirely non-cash: OCF of $91M plus $102M of D&A against a -$255M operating loss points to a large goodwill/intangible impairment — i.e., management wrote down the value of past acquisitions, an admission the acquisition-fueled growth thesis has broken, not a cash drain.