Hype and plunder: Domo a new low for self-indulgent IPOs
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#5For the EU this might be a good general summary: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4179302-may-scariest-ipo-fi...
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#6Because of their spending, both companies slashed their runway in half, and within months, both companies went under before being able to ship a viable product.
I don't see a good outcome for this company.
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#8Reading this whole article and it isn't until the end you find out what Domo even does. Can't believe they've built an 800million deficit this quickly. Besides the wasteful expenditures described in the article, where is the money going? This isn't like Uber where they have to spend to grow. They are a software-only company.
[1]https://www.domo.com/news/press/domopalooza-2016-to-feature-...
[2] https://www.domo.com/news/press/kesha-joins-the-domopalooza-...
[3] https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/02/15/1349133/0/...
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#9The first warning sign was that their pitch was full of cool sounding words. They kept referring to the product as a "cloud based operating system", whatever that meant.
When we asked them to demo, their presales consultant struggled to create anything other than a canned demo.
Personally, I even find their site annoying:
Re: Hype and plunder: Domo a new low for self-indulgent IPOs
#10Reading this whole article and it isn't until the end you find out what Domo even does. Can't believe they've built an 800million deficit this quickly. Besides the wasteful expenditures described in the article, where is the money going? This isn't like Uber where they have to spend to grow. They are a software-only company.
$1.8m leasing a jet from the CEO and $300k on catering from a restaurant owned by the CEO and his brother is part of it, according to FT Alphaville (free, but registration required):
https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/06/05/1528193040000/What-is...