Nayax Completes Acquisition of Roseman, a Leading Global Fuel, EV Fleet and Management Solution Provider
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The acquisition of Roseman by Nayax represents a strategic move to bolster its presence in the energy sector, particularly within the fuel and EV charging markets. From a market research perspective, this acquisition could potentially expand Nayax's customer base and enhance its product portfolio, allowing it to offer a more comprehensive suite of services.
Considering the growing demand for EV charging solutions and the need for efficient fleet management systems, Nayax's move to integrate Roseman's technology could position the company favorably in a competitive and rapidly evolving market. The emphasis on EMV payment solutions indicates a focus on security and convenience, which are key factors driving consumer adoption of payment technologies.
The reported purchase price of approximately $5.7 million USD suggests a calculated investment that aligns with Nayax's strategic objectives without overextending its financial resources, indicating a prudent approach to expansion.
From a financial standpoint, the acquisition's impact on Nayax's balance sheet appears manageable, with the transaction being funded through existing cash reserves. This suggests a strong liquidity position for Nayax, minimizing the need for debt financing and the associated interest costs that could weigh on future earnings.
Investors should monitor how this acquisition contributes to Nayax's revenue growth and whether it leads to synergies that can improve profit margins. The ability to cross-sell Nayax's payment solutions to Roseman's existing customer base could provide an immediate boost to the top line.
It will be important to evaluate the integration process and whether the combined entity can achieve cost efficiencies while maintaining service quality. Any signs of smooth integration and positive customer feedback could be seen as indicators of the acquisition's success.
The energy sector, particularly the EV charging segment, is undergoing significant transformation with the shift towards sustainable transportation. Nayax's acquisition of Roseman places the company at the intersection of payment technology and energy management—a niche with substantial growth potential.
Roseman's AVI applications and cloud management solutions are key technologies that can streamline operations for fleet owners. The integration of these systems with Nayax's POS devices could lead to increased operational efficiency and cost savings for clients, further solidifying Nayax's market position.
However, the energy sector is subject to regulatory changes and technological advancements. Nayax will need to continue investing in innovation and adapt to regulatory shifts to maintain its competitive edge in the long term.
This acquisition accelerates Nayax’s market position in the fuel and EV charging and management fields
HERZLIYA, Israel, April 04, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nayax Ltd. (Nasdaq: NYAX; TASE: NYAX), a leading global commerce enablement, payments, and loyalty platform designed to help merchants scale their business, today announced the acquisition of Roseman Engineering Company Ltd. and Roseman Holdings Ltd. ("Roseman"), a leading global fuel and electric vehicle (EV) management solution provider.
Tel Aviv-based Roseman provides a variety of solutions to fuel and EV charging station fleet owners with its innovative software that allows its customers to track fuel station income, reduce expenses, and increase operational efficiency, among other capabilities.
The acquisition and Roseman’s technology strengthen Nayax’s existing offerings in the energy sector, which includes Point of Sale (POS) devices and software that is utilized by EV charging station operators worldwide.
The addition of Roseman’s expertise and technology provides Nayax’s customers with a comprehensive solution that addresses fleet management, cloud management, and AVI (Automatic Vehicle Identification) applications. Some of their customers include AssetWorks in the United States and Euromat in Greece. Roseman’s distributors around the world will now have the ability to expand their offering with Nayax’s open loop cashless payment solutions.
Over the past several months, Nayax and Roseman have been collaborating to develop an EMV payment solution for gas stations in Israel that will enable full-service and highly secured credit card payments via smart clearing Point of Sale (POS) on gas pumps and mobile card readers.
The purchase price is 21 million ILS (approximately
"This acquisition of Roseman aligns with our company’s strategic objectives in the energy and mobility sectors, marking a significant step in the company's growth trajectory for Nayax Energy. The integration of Roseman's innovative automated payment solutions for the fuel industry, complemented with Nayax Energy’s existing offerings, promises to enhance our competitive edge and market presence. This acquisition is expected to drive expansion and deliver advanced payment, management, and loyalty solutions, reinforcing Nayax’s commitment to providing a complete payment and POS offering for the energy sector," says Yair Nechmad, CEO of Nayax.
"Aligning with Nayax opens up significant opportunities for Roseman to enhance and expand its product and solution offerings. This merger brings together two companies with complementary strengths and a shared focus on innovation, setting the stage for a stronger presence in the energy market. Leveraging the combined capabilities of both companies, this move is aimed at delivering superior value to customers by providing a complete solution for energy customers, supporting our goal to achieve sustainable growth and value creation," says Eli Bar, CEO of Roseman.
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About Nayax
Nayax is a global commerce enablement, payments and loyalty platform designed to help merchants scale their business. Nayax offers a complete solution including localized cashless payment acceptance, management suite, and loyalty tools, enabling merchants to conduct commerce anywhere, at any time. With foundations and global leadership in serving unattended retail, Nayax has transformed into a comprehensive solution focused on our customers’ growth across multiple channels. Today, Nayax has 9 global offices, approximately 800 employees, connections to more than 80 merchant acquirers and payment method integrations and is a recognized payment facilitator worldwide. Nayax’s mission is to improve our customers’ revenue potential and operational efficiency. For more information, please visit www.nayax.com.
About Roseman
Roseman developed a complete solution for fuel, fleet, HomeBase management and retail fuel automation. Roseman has a positive impact on business growth, mobility and sustainability. Roseman pledges to optimize energy management to benefit their customers, users, and communities by innovating and introducing new and inspiring global standards. Founded in 1978, Roseman is one of the global market leaders in the fueling systems sector that has been redefining and innovating the industry for five decades. More than 9000 companies all over the globe use Roseman’s solutions.
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