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    Ifx Payments' Argentex Takeover Deal Terminated

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    Posted on August 7, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Tags:paymentscurrency hedgingforeign currencyfinancial crisisLondon Stock Exchange

    Quick Summary

    IFX Payments cancels Argentex acquisition amid financial struggles. Argentex entered administration, impacting its AIM market status.

    IFX Payments Cancels Argentex Acquisition Amid Financial Struggles

    (Reuters) -The previously announced acquisition of Britain's Argentex by cross-border payments provider IFX Payments has been terminated after the currency risk management business entered administration last month, the companies said on Thursday.

    The companies had agreed to an emergency 3 million pound ($4 million) takeover in April after Argentex was rocked by swings in the currency markets triggered by U.S. tariffs.

    However, Argentex told the market on July 17 that its liquidity position had deteriorated further and it would pause any further commercial and trading activity. It appointed administrators the following week.

    Shares in the company have been suspended on the London Stock Exchange's junior AIM market since July 17. They could be cancelled if Argentex does not appoint a nominated adviser, required for all AIM listed companies, by August 31, Argentex said in its statement on Thursday.

    ($1 = 0.7477 pounds)

    (Reporting by Pushkala Aripaka in BengaluruEditing by Sonia Cheema and David Goodman)

    Key Takeaways

    • •IFX Payments cancels Argentex acquisition.
    • •Argentex entered administration last month.
    • •Currency market swings affected Argentex.
    • •Argentex's liquidity position deteriorated.
    • •Shares suspended on AIM market since July 17.

    Frequently Asked Questions about IFX Payments' Argentex takeover deal terminated

    1Why was the Argentex acquisition terminated?

    The acquisition was terminated after Argentex's liquidity position deteriorated, leading the company to pause all commercial and trading activity.

    2What was the financial agreement between IFX Payments and Argentex?

    The companies had agreed to an emergency takeover deal worth 3 million pounds ($4 million) in April.

    3What happened to Argentex's shares on the London Stock Exchange?

    Shares in Argentex have been suspended on the London Stock Exchange's junior AIM market since July 17 and could be cancelled if a nominated adviser is not appointed.

    4What triggered the financial issues for Argentex?

    Argentex faced financial difficulties due to swings in the currency markets, which were exacerbated by U.S. tariffs.

    5Who reported on the Argentex acquisition situation?

    The article was reported by Pushkala Aripaka in Bengaluru, with editing by Sonia Cheema and David Goodman.

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