The company said they'll stash the cash in their war chest.
๐ Background: Stake is an online trading platform that launched in Sydney back in 2017. It was one of the first Aussie platforms to offer commission-free brokerage for US stocks in Oz.
๐ What happened: Stake banked $40 million in funding in the first tranche of its series A funding last year, and it just rounded out the second tranche with another $50 million in fresh capital ๐ฐ.
๐ What else: Stake reckons it's adding these juicy funds straight to its war chest.
๐ก In the biz world, companies like to refer to the reserves of cash they set aside as their 'war chest'.
๐ก It's not really to go to war, but it'll definitely help ย them in times of economic uncertainty or when the company wants to complete an acquisition in the future.
๐ก War chests are generally a good thing, but sometimes having too much cash stashed can be seen as inefficient use of capital - it ain't growing, and it ain't being paid out as dividends. Stake's war chest is looking juicy, but not suspicious... for now ๐ .
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