Qiwi acquired 49% of “Dengi.Online”

Qiwi acquired 49% of “Dengi.Online” In 2012 payment service provider Qiwi acquired 49% of “Dengi.Online” shares for $2M, and received an option for instituting control, though they previously knew the acquisition is unprofitable. It became public due to disclosed information that Qiwi issued to its investors.

“Dengi.Online” discharge a function of an aggregator that received payments from credit cards in Internet. Buy-out of the rest 51% of shares can be held in the second half of 2017. But according to predictive business plan of “Dengi.Online” both for moment of purchase and the present date, Qiwi estimates the fair cost of its available option as zero and classifies it as “out of money”. That is to say option sales cost will exceed its fair estimate, this is why there is no use to purchase major share of stock. Besides, this company has a risk of receiving tax claims, and the matter may have the negative result, according to Qiwi documents.

Aggregators like “Dengi.Online” significantly simplify activity of small Internet stores, - explains information provider on e-commerce market. If connection to such systems as Chronopay, “Assist” and Cyberplat requires from Internet stores a special account and takes a long time, them aggregator makes a connection to the above-mentioned systems by itself and formalizes soters to its account.





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