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Why Did DigiAsia Corporation’s (NASDAQ: FAAS) Stock Soar 48% On Tuesday?

It was a great day in the market for investors in DigiAsia Corporation (NASDAQ: FAAS), as the company’s stock experienced a strong rally and clocked gains of 48% for the day. In light of such a performance, it is likely that the stock is going to be in focus this morning.

PayMate Announces Intent to Acquire DigiAsia

The company is a leading B2B services and payments provider and is backed by entities like Lightbox and Visa, among others. Yesterday, the company announced that it had signed a binding term sheet with regards to the possible acquisition of the leading Indonesia-based FAAS (fintech as a service) company, DigiAsia Bios Pte Ltd. The acquisition target is also a wholly owned subsidiary unit of the NASDAQ-listed DigiAsia Corporation.

As per the provisions of the potential transaction, the enterprise value for DigiAsia’s business had been determined to be $400 million. Following the completion of the acquisition, PayMate India would aim to invest a maximum of $25 million into the business in cash.

The entirety of the financing structure and the associated terms would be determined through a mutual agreement between the parties involved. PayMate India and DigiAsia would continue to work on the due diligence process prior to further work on the acquisition.

Technicals

+/- EMA(20)1.41 (+54.61%)
+/- SMA(50)1.66 (+31.33%)
+/- SMA(200)4.96 (-56.05%)
5-Day Perf.+98.18%
1-Month Perf.+118%
3-Month Perf.-72.61%
6-Month Perf.
YTD Perf.
1-Year Perf.
RSI(14)67.04
ATR(14)0.32
ADX(14)18.03
Beta (5Y)1.34

Published by Madison Hall

After graduating from the University of Buffalo, Madison gained a real interest in the markets. She tends to be a swing trader and enjoys Pilates and yoga in her downtime.