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The Calmer Co (ASX:CCO) has wrapped up FY25 with preliminary unaudited revenue surpassing $8 million, which marks the third year in a row the kava-selling company has posted upward-trending year-end results.

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“You can see that there’s a broader audience looking at the product and realising what kava can do for them,” The Calmer Co’s CCO, Matt Kowal, told HotCopper after the company shared their FY25 results today.

That has translated directly into strengthening revenues, and even more interestingly, Calmer Co has been “playing in just 40% of the markets.”

“We have a great opportunity to grow the business,” e-commerce chief Andy Burger added.

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