Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Revenue for Q4 was 102million,exceedingthemidpointofguidance,withsubscriptionrevenueincreasing1438 million [9][36] - Non-GAAP gross margin improved to 30%, up four percentage points sequentially and eight percentage points year-on-year [38] - Non-GAAP operating expenses were 52million,down4289 million in Q2 FY2024 [9][39] - Non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA loss was 17million,showingimprovementfromalossof29 million in Q3 and 45millioninQ4ofthepreviousyear[40]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Networkchargingsystemsaccountedfor53 million, representing 52% of Q4 revenue, flat sequentially but down 29% year-on-year [36] - Subscription revenue made up 38% of total revenue, up 5% sequentially and 14% year-on-year [37] - Other revenue was 11million,up4225 million in cash, up 5millionsequentially,andcashusedforoperatingactivitiesdeclinedsignificantlyto3 million [43][44] - Inventory decreased by 13millionto209 million, contributing to improved cash flow [41][42] Q&A Session Summary Question: What does the optimal working capital balance look like? - Management indicated that the business does not require significant investment in working capital due to the SaaS effect of subscription revenue [55] Question: Can you discuss the competitive landscape and potential share gains? - Management noted that the competitive landscape is shifting, with some players exiting the market, and they are closely monitoring these changes [58] Question: What is the project pipeline for the coming fiscal year? - Management expects to capitalize on revenue growth and innovation, with improved vehicle selection driving demand [64] Question: How are subscription margins expected to trend? - Management anticipates continued improvement in subscription margins due to economies of scale and cost reductions in cloud services [84][85] Question: Any updates on permitting challenges? - Management reported no substantial progress on permitting challenges, which continue to affect deal closures [96] Question: How is the back-to-office trend impacting the commercial segment? - Management observed strong growth in the commercial segment, particularly in workplace charging, although direct correlation with return-to-office trends is unclear [105]