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Tyro Payments Limited reported FY25 results with strong top-line growth and margin expansion, setting a confident outlook for FY26 backed by AI-driven efficiency and an expanded market.

Tyro Payments delivered solid FY25 results with a 10.6% rise in EBITDA and accelerated growth initiatives, including expansion into new $40 billion addressable markets and a pilot banking platform.

Cuscal Limited has reported a strong FY25 performance exceeding its Prospectus forecasts and announced a $75 million cash acquisition of Indue Limited, aiming to create a more resilient and competitive payments business.

Cuscal Limited has exceeded its FY25 profit expectations and announced a strategic $75 million acquisition of Indue Limited, aiming to boost scale and efficiency in the Australian payments sector.

Tyro Payments has acknowledged unsolicited acquisition interest but maintains that current offers undervalue the company. The board remains open to discussions that could unlock shareholder value.

Cuscal Limited announces the retirement of long-serving CFO Sean O’Donoghue in late 2025 and the appointment of Jennifer Brice as his successor, signaling a seamless leadership transition as the company remains on track to meet its FY25 forecasts.

EML Payments has reached an in-principle agreement to settle a $37.36 million shareholder class action related to its 2020 acquisition, allowing the company to focus on its strategic growth plans.

Tyro Payments has announced the resignation of CEO Jon Davey, who will remain for up to six months to ensure a smooth leadership transition. Davey’s tenure saw significant transformation and strategic groundwork for future expansion.

Smartpay Holdings Limited posted solid FY25 financials with revenue surpassing $104 million, driven by Australian market gains and promising New Zealand pilot progress. The company is advancing its trans-Tasman payments strategy amid regulatory developments.

Tyro Payments has stepped back from its proposed acquisition of Smartpay after the latter entered an exclusivity agreement with another bidder offering NZ$1.20 per share. This move halts Tyro's due diligence and merger plans, reshaping the competitive landscape in the payments sector.