FinTech takepayments has been acquired in a deal reportedly worth around £200 million.
Nasdaq-listed Global Payments now owns more than 75% of the Stockport-headquartered company, according to a filing on Companies House.
A Reuters report earlier this year said talks were ongoing about a deal which valued takepayments at $250m.
Private equity house Grovepoint bought a majority stake in takepayments, then known as Payzone UK, in 2016. It facilitates card payments to small businesses via card machines, point-of-sale systems and online payment solutions.Â
takepayments says it works with over 75,000 merchants. The company increased turnover from £40.8m in 2021 to £52.7m in 2022. It has further bases in Grimsby and London.
takepayments, led by CEO Clive Kahn since 2015, featured on our recent GM 125 Rising Stars of ÀÏ¾ÅÆ·²è list, supported by .
Global Payments, based in Atlanta, Georgia, provides payment tech and services to merchants. Aiming to expand its international footprint, it generates around $2.5bn revenue every quarter.
Its UK headquarters is in Leicester, while it also has a base in Dublin, Ireland.
ÀÏ¾ÅÆ·²èCloud has approached both takepayments and Global Payments for further details.


