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Final Director's Interest Notice - David Fite

Final Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 14, 2024
  • 3 pages

Tyro 2024 AGM Results of Meeting

Results of Meeting

  • Nov 13, 2024
  • 2 pages

Tyro 2024 AGM and reaffirmation of FY25 guidance

Profit Guidance, Company Presentation, Web Casts, Chairman's Address to Shareholders

  • Nov 13, 2024
  • 23 pages

Replacement Change of Director's Interest Notice Aliza Knox

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 8, 2024
  • 3 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice - Aliza Knox

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 8, 2024
  • 3 pages

View all TYR announcements

October

The new measures could stir further competition among payment platforms to reduce their fees.

What, me worry? Labor’s debit card surcharge ban and the $500m IPO

Second-time-lucky ASX aspirant Cuscal has found itself in the midst of sector-wide upheaval as the Albanese government hones in on debit card surcharges.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

September

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Shorten quits; Blackstone’s $100b AirTrunk plan; Corrs’ latest exit

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Jon Davey.

How this former teacher became CEO of a $540m company

Jon Davey, chief executive of payments provider Tyro Payments, became a teacher after finishing school but realised it wasn’t for him.

  • Sally Patten

June

Peita Piper, CEO of Avenue Bank.

Small bank targets a niche product the big four have long neglected

Enthusiasm about the challenge from neobanks to the banking sector has come and gone, along with several start-ups. But Avenue Bank has its own plans.

  • Jennifer Hewett

March

Ethical Partners Andrew Wilson says Ramsay Healthcare still carries M&A appeal despite failed KKR bid.

Why you should buy these cheap stocks before somebody else does

Fund managers including Ethical Partners and Maple-Brown Abbott are sticking with unloved stocks such as Ramsay Healthcare and Tyro Payments.

  • Joanne Tran and Jonathan Shapiro
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October 2023

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Tyro to lean on banking arm in quest for growth

Chief executive Jon Davey says the payment provider’s new strategy will restore confidence in the business after a drawn-out takeover fight.

  • Lucas Baird
Gabriel Bernarde has moved to London, where he continues to work at Viceroy.

This analyst shorted Wirecard. Then ASIC raided his house

After a two-year tussle, Viceroy Research’s Gabriel Bernarde opens up about how the corporate regulator came to his home as it cracked down on activist investors.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

September 2023

Tyro Payments has sued Kounta in the NSW Supreme Court alleging breach of contract.

Tyro sues Canadian competitor for attempting to steal its customers

Tyro has launched a NSW Supreme Court action against Kounta, a subsidiary of Canadian-based Lightspeed, for allegedly soliciting its hospitality clients.

  • James Eyers

July 2023

Mike Cannon-Brookes says bye, bye to Tyro Payments.

Grok Ventures sells out of Tyro Payments in $77m block trade

A block of the Tyro shares traded after market close on Thursday, equalling 12 per cent of the company.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Atlassian has space to spare at its Sydney office.

Big tech leases out empty Sydney offices as workers stay home

Hybrid-work patterns and sackings have caused the amount of surplus office space at tech companies including Salesforce and Atlassian to double in a year.

  • Campbell Kwan

June 2023

David Thodey

David Thodey named Ramsay Health Care chairman

After nine years as chairman, Michael Siddle will exit the role but intends to remain on the board as a non-executive director.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

May 2023

Tyro CEO Jon Davey.

Tyro shares slump 16 per cent as Potentia walks from takeover bid

The two sides were split about what caused the transaction to fail. Privately, sources close to Potentia pointed to Tyro’s falling transaction values.

  • Ayesha de Kretser
Apple has introduced Tap to Pay on iPhone in Australia alongside Westpac and Tyro.

Apple lets iPhones accept payments for Westpac and Tyro

The US tech giant has made another big move into banking, by turning the iPhone into a payments terminal for small businesses.

  • James Eyers
Jon Davey CEO Tyro Payments says consumer spending is now softening.

Tyro upgrades profit guidance

Payments company Tyro remains in talks with Potentia about a takeover, but says the outlook is getting more gloomy for consumer spending.

  • Ayesha de Kretser

April 2023

From left: amicaa CEO David Wood, Carlyle Global Credit managing director Taj Sidhu, amicaa executive director Cathy Hales, Carlyle’s Jay Ditmarsch and amicaa’s head of private credit, David Hoskins.

Carlyle, amicaa JV in talks with Potentia on Tyro takeover finance

The global credit giant and its local joint venture partner are understood to be in discussions to finance the long-awaited bid for even as price talks drag on.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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Tyro Payments handled $21.7 billion of transactions through its terminals in coffee shops and other venues in the six months to December 31.

Tyro Payments, Potentia gear up for $1b do-or-die negotiation

It’s expected to be a big week for all involved in the Tyro Payments’ M&A situation.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
L-R: Potentia Capital founder Andy Gray and managing director Tim Reed.

Inside Potentia Capital, the tech gurus banking double-digit returns

Andrew Gray and Tim Reed met in the hallways of Harvard Business School. Their latest dealmaking is putting their private equity investments house on the radar.

  • Aaron Weinman

March 2023

Tyro processed payments worth $21.7 billion in the six months to December 31.

Tyro Payments prices talks reach pointy end

Tyro Payments and Potentia Capital have ramped up talks around a binding bid at about $1.70 a share, or more than a 70 per cent premium to when the private equity suitor arrived on the scene. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
Tyro Payments sees transaction volumes for more than 32,000 merchants.

Tyro’s board fees surge

Tyro’s directors must be some of the few workers managing to keep up with inflation.

  • Myriam Robin
Tyro Payments handled $21.7 billion of transactions through its terminals in coffee shops and other venues in the six months to December 31.

Potentia happy to wait at Tyro Payments while markets wobble

Runs on banks, markets in turmoil, financial system strained - good luck valuing an Australian payments company! 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

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