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Cuscal’s 49% profit jump boosted by Indue, Paymark acquisitions

Senior Business Correspondent
26 Aug, 2026
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Michael Sainsbury
Senior Business Correspondent
26 Aug, 2026
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With organic growth at 6%, the company concedes an already flat acquiring line will be its challenged business in FY27 but claims interchange cuts won’t hit issuing revenue.
Cuscal’s 49% profit jump boosted by Indue, Paymark acquisitions
New Cuscal Chief Strategy Officer Edward Rasheed, CEO Craig Kennedy and Chief Client Officer Freya Smith.

With organic growth at 6%, the company concedes an already flat acquiring line will be its challenged business in FY27 but claims interchange cuts won’t hit issuing revenue.

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