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Coles Myers, Caltex and others Choose Cadmus

Published: Wed 18 Dec 2002 01:07 PM
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Coles Myers, Caltex and other Leading
Australian Retailers Choose Cadmus
Dial Time Pty Ltd orders new Cadmus EFTPOS terminal
Cadmus Technology Limited (NZSE: CTL) has supplied terminals to one of its major Australian customers, which will result in its new AC4500 G EFTPOS terminals installed in leading outlets, including major Australian corporates, Coles Myers and Caltex Australia.
The order is worth $2.4million, and is in addition to a $4million Australian order announced by Cadmus in May.
The new Cadmus AC4500 G terminals have been marketed by Dial Time Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Australian Pure Fruit Limited, and will allow retailers to provide mobile phone top-up services for their customers from a touch screen terminal and other potential multiple payment applications. Using Cadmus EFTPOS toolset, Dial Time’s development team has customised the terminal software to include mobile phone top-up functionality.
The prepaid electronic EFTPOS terminals will also be available in BP / UCB Service Stations, Kmart, Target, Myer, Dimmey’s, MobileTronics, various armed force’s sites and a significant number of other retail outlets across Australia.
“The demand has been driven by the growth of prepaid electronic transactions in telephony, prepaid internet, prepaid ticket and voucher purchases,” says Hal Christiansen, Managing Director, Dial Time Pty Ltd. “And based on an extensive review of all available EFTPOS terminals in the market, we chose Cadmus as it met all the relevant specifications, allows multiple payment applications, including mobile phone top-up functionality.”
“We are delighted that Dial Time has won this order to supply our New Zealand designed and built terminals to leading Australian corporates,” says Pat McCammon, Cadmus’ General Manager, International Sales and Marketing.
“New Zealand is at the leading edge of payment solutions technologies. It is a credit to our R team that we have been able to design and manufacture an advanced EFTPOS terminal, which provides our Company with a superior product for retailers and merchants, especially for the fast growing Asia Pacific region.
It is also pleasing that Dial Time and its customers see the benefit of the Cadmus EFTPOS products over other competing offerings.”
The Cadmus AC4500 G is a multipurpose terminal. It can accept all debit and credit payments and offers significantly increased functionality over other more traditional EFTPOS terminals. Combined with the new Cadmus CP02SCR, it can also be further enhanced to provide full smart card capability including the new EMV standards being introduced in many countries.
The terminal is enabled with built-in Internet connectivity allowing for fast loading of programs and other value added services including advertising, promotions and email. The base model can further enhanced and customised to support a range of loyalty programmes to suit individual businesses’ needs.
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About Dial Time Pty Ltd
Dial Time is a developer of leading edge technology which allows merchants to print prepaid mobile phone, phone vouchers and Internet vouchers from an EFTPOS terminal. The Company offers merchant EFTPOS terminals also to electronically sell these prepaid vouchers.
For more information, please visit www.dialtime.com.au
About Cadmus
Cadmus Technology Limited (NZSE: CTL) designs, develops and implements innovative point-of-sale payment solutions for merchant businesses worldwide. The company is moving towards being New Zealand’s largest manufacturer and exporter of payment terminals, which it sells into rapidly growing markets internationally. The company offers payment and data management solutions, including EFTPOS and data capture terminals, loyalty programs and customer relationship management solutions. Cadmus also provides end-to-end payment solution and data management services for retail, business payment and transactional processing requirements. Clients include Bank of New Zealand, TAB, Wellington Combined Taxis, Bartercard Australia Pty Ltd, OnQ Business Systems Pty Ltd and PaySys Malaysia.
For more information, please visit www.cadmustechnology.com

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