>>71344297The fiscal year is divided into several subsections, either months or quarters, which are thoroughly reviewed internally, by the taxman (and the investors if your company sells stocks publically).
Before the year/month/quarter starts, you predict certain results based on the previous results so that you may plan how much money to spend on which expenses, the results show you what works and what not, what to improve, cut, support etc.
Those reports are a hassle and take some time, this is why you basically just see December's results now. At the end of the fiscal year, you may expect your financial department to be up in flames just because this is the biggest deal of the year, everyone is on his toes, there is just so much to do, long hours, deadlines, collecting all the numbers your systems put out in every area and if there is just 1 little typo etc., you can expect your boss or the tax man to demand a personal explanation.
Pomu and Selen earned much less revenue in Q3, but their end came pretty close to the end of Q3 (Oct - Dec) overall, so you may see the full impact of it in Q4 (Jan - Mar). So yeah, get thrilled for what you may see in 3 months lmao, this big collapse came in January and February after all and what we see right now are just the consequences of bad PR and expected losses in al later period foreshadowed by December's results.
