“He announced the company. Just recently, he just announced they signed $245 million worth of new contracts. Just a casual $250 million revenue update.”

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announced the company publicly, then shortly after announced signing $245 million worth of new contracts, framing it as a $250 million revenue update

$245 million contracts, $250 million revenue update

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