When Xero shot up to $40, the 'multiples were probably a bit high' — Drury
PLUS: Some more on the possible timing of a Nasdaq listing, and why it's so important.
Rod Drury has finally conceded his company's shares were probably a little pricey at their 2014 peak.
The Xero [NZX: XRO] boss didn't take up a recent invitation to do an NBR Radio Ask Me Anything session, but he did talk to Andrew Patterson over the weekend as the NBR broadcaster moonlighted on
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When Xero shot up to $40, the 'multiples were probably a bit high' — Drury
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