There are no wheel spins in the car park with one of the company's motorhomes planned by Apollo Tourism and Leisure chief executive Luke Trouchet, after the company made a strong debut on the ASX on Friday.
Mr Trouchet said it was "humbling" to see the support from investors for the company, which has a total of 3000 vehicles in its fleet across Australia, New Zealand and the US and raised $50 million in an initial public offering, and celebrations would be modest.
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