Potentia walks away from offer for Australia's Tyro Payments

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Potentia walks away from offer for Australia's Tyro Payments
Tyro Payments shares dropped by nearly 20 percent after it said private equity firm Potentia Capital does not intend to proceed with a buyout proposal. Potentia had first offered to buy Tyro for $1.27 per share in September, then improved its offer to $1.60 in December which valued the ...

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