Georgia has been doing well for four quarters in a row. (show) →, Georgia's results across all three metrics are strong and consistent. (reflect) →, Serbia's ROI in Q3 was noticeably better than in Q1 and Q2. (demonstrate) →, Serbia's ROI has been slowly coming back after two flat quarters. (show) →, Kazakhstan's Q1 ROI was slightly better than Q4 2023 — but not by much. (indicate) →, Azerbaijan has been performing badly every quarter without recovering. (reflect) →, Azerbaijan's utilisation was much lower than expected at 61% against a benchmark of 85%. (indicate) →, Kazakhstan's burn rate is much higher than planned. (represent) →, Azerbaijan's CPA has gotten noticeably worse — climbing from $55 to $74. (show) →, The gap between Georgia's ROI of 14% and Kazakhstan's of 7% is big enough to matter analytically. (suggest) →, Moldova's utilisation gap has appeared more than once — it keeps happening. →, Kazakhstan's spend-to-ROI ratio needs to be looked at more carefully. →, Azerbaijan's underperformance will affect the Q4 reallocation decision. →

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