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Originally posted by martyw ↑

Thanks Tony. Looks like SREI Infrastructure are a great partner to have, especially with their worldwide investors (https://www.srei.com/about-us/company-overview-and-milestone) and the power base in India that they have built up.
As we have said before, TSI have grown to a size and market strength that they are now playing in an entirely different league to 12 months ago and their product and service offering post the Mphasis deal has grown beyond all recognition. This snowball effect is just beginning to gain momentum and I wouldn't be surprised to see more than a few huge announcements over the next 3 months. As for this trial, I will be stunned if we don't get the remaining 8,950 ATMs .... the infrastructure and experience we have within TSI will ensure this is a roaring success and I expect the TSI management are already planning the expansion of the system to allow for managing more than 50,000 ATMs.
These are very exciting times.
MartyW

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No problem Marty and thanks for sharing that link.

Other than what @phlipper mentioned, the standout for me was other layers of potential revenues (plural) with this new suite of services added to mix ie financial processing and switching. Look at the Mphasis webpage re their payment solutions. TSI are going beyond just deploying ATMs.
http://www.mphasis.com/paymentsolutions.html

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