Market Mover | Shares of Tyro Payments drop nearly 15% as government targets card surcharges
Market Mover | Shares of Tyro Payments drop nearly 15% as government targets card surcharges
Tyro Payments shares plummeted 14.70% to A$0.772. This dramatic decline came on the heels of a government announcement that it is considering a crackdown on card surcharges, a move that could significantly impact the company's revenue streams.
Tyro支付股价暴跌14.70%，至A$0.772。这一剧烈下跌是在政府宣布正在考虑打击卡支付附加费之际发生的，这一举措可能会对公司的营业收入造成重大影响。
According to the ABC, the Federal Government is gearing up to prohibit debit card surcharges starting from January 2026, with the final decision hinging on a review currently being conducted by the Reserve Bank. This regulatory shift is part of a broader effort to protect consumers from unfair fees and to promote a more transparent financial ecosystem. However, the potential ban on surcharges is expected to put considerable pressure on Tyro's financial performance, especially considering that the company had recently reported improved margins that surpassed market expectations in the fiscal year of 2024.
根据农业银行（ABC）的报道，联邦政府正准备从2026年1月开始禁止借记卡附加费，最终决定取决于澳洲银行目前正在进行的审查。这一监管转变是更广泛努力的一部分，旨在保护消费者免受不公平费用的影响，并促进更透明的金融生态系统。然而，对附加费的潜在禁止预计将给Tyro的财务表现带来相当大的压力，尤其考虑到该公司在2024财年已经报告超出市场预期的改善利润率。
Also, on Monday, Canaccord Genuity issue a Buy rating with a price target set at A$1.65. The firm noted Tyro as Australia's fifth-largest merchant acquirer, serving over 71,000 merchants. Despite a significant revenue increase, Tyro's current EV/revenue multiple is 0.7 times.
此外，周一，Canaccord Genuity发出买入评级，目标价为A$1.65。该公司指出Tyro是澳洲第五大商家收单机构，为超过71,000家商户提供服务。尽管营业收入大幅增加，Tyro当前的市值/营业收入倍数为0.7倍。
Source: Investing, The Motley Fool
资料来源：Investing, The Motley Fool
