All eyes on Xero’s cash burn, subscriber growth, from annual results
Progress in the UK and the United States eyed.
A declining rate of cash burn, strong results in Australasia and progress in the key British and US markets are what investors will be wanting to see from Xero’s results on Thursday.
The accounting software company will be reporting its results for the year ended March and has previously said
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 08 May 2017
Mon, 08 May 2017
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All eyes on Xero’s cash burn, subscriber growth, from annual results
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