The Elizabeth Proust-chaired payments group Cuscal has found itself at the centre of a stoush with a slice of its mutual lender shareholders as it eyes a float on the ASX amid a shift away from ...

Chaired by ex-ANZ banker Elizabeth Proust, Cuscal is expected to debut with a market capitalisation of $479 million, and turned an after-tax profit of $30.1 million last financial year.

Chaired by Elizabeth Proust, the debt-free Cuscal, which provides payment services to banks, is being pitched as a group with a strong track record of earnings growth and something of an annuity ...

As reported by DataRoom on Friday, Cuscal, chaired by Elizabeth Proust, has lodged its IPO prospectus and has launched its management roadshow. The IPO was priced two weeks ago at $2.50 per share ...

Cuscal chairman Elizabeth Proust said the company played a crucial role in supporting connectivity to the Australian payments infrastructure for a diverse range of clients, which “sets us apart ...

Payments infrastructure giant Cuscal has taken a major step towards debuting on the ASX after launching Australia’s largest float for 2024. With an expected market capitalisation of $449m, the ...