Smartpay Holdings, whose EFTPOS machines are used by more than 40,000 businesses, has received non-binding indicative offers from at least two parties, after its shares were smashed on the central bank’s decision to put debit-card surcharges under the microscope.
Smartpay has more than 40,000 EFTPOS machines. Justin McManus
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