What eBev changed

• The number of suppliers dropped from 136+ to 52+.
• The number of products listed fell from 9,520+ to 3,640+.
• The lifetime order value decreased from $0.17 Billion to $0.06 Billion.

eBev significantly lowered its public growth metrics. This suggests a major cleanup of inactive accounts, a change in how they count data, or a reduction in their active marketplace size.

• Supplier count increased from 60+ to 136+.
• Product count increased from 4,200+ to 9,520+.
• Lifetime order value increased from $0.07 Billion to $0.17 Billion.

eBev is showing rapid growth in its marketplace. By doubling their supplier count and more than doubling their product list, they are becoming a much stronger "one-stop shop" for hospitality venues. This makes their platform more attractive to buyers who want to manage everything in one place.

• Supplier count decreased from 80+ to 60+.
• Product count decreased from 5,600+ to 4,200+.
• Lifetime order value decreased from $0.10 Billion to $0.07 Billion.

The platform has significantly lowered its public-facing growth metrics. This suggests a reduction in their active catalog size and total supplier network, which may impact their perceived market dominance in the Australian beverage trade.