Banks and major retailers extend Armaguard lifeline to buy cash time
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channelnews : Banks and Retailers Inject $25M to Keep Armaguard’s Cash Transit Business Running
Australia’s biggest banks and retailers have agreed to extend a $25.5 million financial lifeline to Armaguard, the nation’s dominant cash-in-transit provider owned by billionaire Lindsay Fox. The funding will keep Armaguard operational until the end of 2025, following a previous $50 million bailout last year. The group backing Armaguard includes the Big Four banks – Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, NAB, ANZ – as well as retail giants Coles, Woolworth…
Joint Statement: Funding extension for Armaguard
Major banks and major retailers have reached an agreement with Armaguard to extend their financial contribution for a further six months. This will see Armaguard receive an extension of $25.5 million from July to December. This is in addition to the approximately $50 million already provided over the last twelve months to support cash distribution across the country. This funding extension will allow work to continue on the development of an…
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