d-ricardo, i agree with you on one point, there was nothing in the ann. to say how they are going on the migration of all their atm`s over to SPS. Surely they must be getting close to 100% by now. i thought it was due approx mid 2008. what i liked about the ann. was the new business partners [arab bank & jcb] which will bring new transactions into cus coffers. however small they commence. arab bank has branches in sydney, bankstown,campsie,rockdale,parramatta, auburn,liverpool,westmead hospital in nsw, and in coburg, and sunshine in victoria. and as far as JCB, well the japanese visitors to Qld will surely seek out the cus machines. Cus has now established these new business relationships and hopefully these will grow. the other aspect of the ann. i read into the fact[mentioned by them] that cus dont need such large loans/debt in the near future when direct charging kicks in and gives them greater profits. thats the part i am wrapped in. i think if you look at the gapped share price in these crook market days we are experienced not many holders want to dump them, cause they know what next year brings. while small miners are experiencing lower commodity prices and running low on funds[with no hope of raising funds] cus revenue is going to double as from next march. the othe aspect of the ann. which seargent picked up was the fact that an atm/payment system specialist has left the NAB to take up a position with CUS. surely he would have checked out cus credentials first so that to me says cus has come up first class.
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