Megaport reports quarterly so the majority of things were already known to the market. Things that caught my eyes in FY22 report is:
Reduced workforce:
Now we can take this as positive that management is adapting to the new market conditions and responding accordingly or we can be sceptical about it : I am not 100% certain but I am leaning towards negative at this stage.
Gross and EBITDA Margin
On the call, it was evident that CFO is ok with guiding the market that an APAC-like Gross margin won't be achievable but they are comfortable with a 70% Gross margin in the future for the group.
Churn or Customer cohort survival
Compound annual churn rate is trending toward 7% and decreasing.
If I am reading this graph correctly, it tells me that Megaport loses roughly 20% of the newly signed customers in the first 2 years ( Probably because they used megaport services for a specific projects rather than recurring usage)
Competition
On the call, the CEO mentioned that they have never lost a deal because of the price or specific company as yet. They lose only if the customer chooses to go with the Internet instead of Megaport services ( i.e for workload not requiring great network and/or security).
CEO Remuneration
CEO fixed rate increase from 547K to 1m ( I find that's a huge jump)
How megaport sell its services
The following illustrates the evolution of other channels to sell its services. Obviously, we could see the investment in FY22 for it - but hopefully, it will increase the growth from hereon.
Overall, things are going very smoothly and still need to monitor the growth and margin trends - can't wait for FY23