Tyro Payments has upsized the amount it is looking to raise at its IPO, as management tests investor appetite during a global roadshow spruiking the business.Tyro Payments CEO Robbie Cooke, left, and chairman David Thodey. Alina Gozin'aThe payments processing company is now looking to raise between $272.4 million and $287.1 million for its ASX listing, according to updated terms sent to funds.The company had previously set out to raise $241.1 million to $252.7 million.The decision to upsize the offer comes after existing shareholders added another 12.5 million shares to the sale facility.The offer price range - between $2.50 and $2.75 - stayed the same, according to a book message sent by brokers JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley on Thursday morning.
