Drury: Xero will take less time to break even in new countries
Xero's founder can't envisage a return to burning cash.
Xero founder and managing director Rod Drury says his company should take less and less time in each new market to reach a break-even point.
Analysts estimate it takes the accounting software company about five years in each new market to reach break-even.
Xero is working on opening up the
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 10 Nov 2017
Fri, 10 Nov 2017
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Drury: Xero will take less time to break even in new countries
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