(Sharecast News) - Fintech platform operator Supply@ME Capital said on Tuesday that following its acquisition of TradeFlow Capital Management and the recent launch of its Global Inventory Monetisation Fund, the company was now focused on "establishing and growing" a number of certain revenue streams.
Supply@ME stated its three key priorities were its investment advisory revenue stream, its captive inventory monetisation platform and its "white label" inventory monetisation platform.

Looking forward, the AIM-listed group expects to generate consolidated revenues in the range of £3.8m-4.9m for the year ending 31 December 2021 and expects a further similar amount in the range of £3.9m-4.9m to be deferred and recognised as revenue in 2022.

As of 1105 BST, Supply@ME shares were down 13.19% at 0.32p.