SmartPay Holdings Ltd
NZX:SPY

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SmartPay Holdings Ltd
NZX:SPY
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Price: 1.195 NZD Market Closed
Market Cap: 294.9m NZD
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Market Cap
289.1m NZD
Industry
Technology

SmartPay Holdings Ltd. is engaged in the provision of payment solutions. The firm designs, develops and implements payment solutions for customers in New Zealand and Australia. The company offers a range of payment and data management solutions for retail, business payment and transactional processing requirements. The firm is the electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS) terminal provider throughout Australia. The company licenses its technologies to third parties. The firm is a supplier of taxi payment solutions in New Zealand. The firm offers wireless EFTPOS Machines that allow accepting a credit card onsite. Its stationary countertop solutions are capable of connecting through the Internet. Its EFTPOS terminals are available for hire for a trade show on a short term lease. The firm has over 45,000 EFTPOS terminals throughout Australia and New Zealand, servicing the payment needs of approximately 18,000 merchants.

SPY Intrinsic Value
1.946 NZD
Undervaluation 39%
Intrinsic Value
Price

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