Wherescape yields record fourth quarter, reconsidering listing
The data warehousing business will reconsider becoming public from next month, on the back of a record year's profit.
Data warehousing business Wherescape will reconsider going public from next month after being put off last year by the plethora of growth companies listing.
The Auckland-based company made noises about listing last year – with an offer reportedly at $40 million – but backed out because the timing
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Wherescape yields record fourth quarter, reconsidering listing
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