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Over the past 12 months, XRO has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -48% compared to S&P/ASX 300's +2% growth.
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Xero Ltd
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Xero Ltd sells cloud accounting software for small and midsize businesses, along with the accountants and bookkeepers who help them manage their books. Its main product is a subscription-based online platform that handles invoicing, bank reconciliation, bills, payroll features, cash flow tracking, and basic financial reporting. The company makes money mostly by charging customers recurring fees to use the software. It also earns from add-on services and partner channels tied to the accounting workflow. Because the product lives in the cloud, customers use it daily to keep their records up to date and to share data with advisers and banks. Xero’s role is to sit in the middle of a business’s financial admin, replacing much of the old desktop accounting software and manual spreadsheet work. Its main customers are small business owners and accounting firms, and its business depends on being the system they rely on to run bookkeeping and compliance tasks in one place.
