South African billionaire Zak Calisto’s Karooooo posts $20.5 million profit in Q2 as subscriptions jump 20%
Calisto says subscription revenue growth accelerated to 20%, supported by strong unit economics and a clean balance sheet.
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Calisto says subscription revenue growth accelerated to 20%, supported by strong unit economics and a clean balance sheet.
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