-- 根據週二提交給澳洲證券交易所的消息,Cuscal(ASX:CCL)已達成協議,將從Retail International Holding(又稱Worldline)手中收購紐西蘭支付服務提供者Paymark,交易金額為2,700萬澳元現金。 根據提交的文件,預計該交易將在2027財年為Cuscal帶來中個位數的每股收益成長,並帶來同年15%左右的投資回報率。 此次收購預計將於6月30日完成。收購完成後,Cuscal預計其一級普通股資本充足率將達到18%至19%左右,符合公司目標區間,並高於最低監理要求。 Cuscal表示:“此次收購將立即擴大其在新西蘭的業務規模,新西蘭是一個熟悉的支付環境,也是Cuscal以基礎設施為核心的商業模式的合理延伸。” Cuscal將透過3,000萬澳元的全額包銷機構股權配售來支付此次收購的對價。該公司還將推出一項最高可達300萬澳元的非包銷股份購買計畫。 此次配售將以每股4澳幣的固定價格進行,預計將發行約750萬股新普通股,佔Cuscal現有已發行股份的3.9%。 該公司也重申了2026財年稅後基本淨利成長預期,預計成長率將達到15%左右。
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