BNPL provider Humm Group announced that Australian payments firm Latitude Group Holdings Ltd. (Latitude) had extended a proposal to acquire Humm Consumer Finance (HCF). HCF comprises its BNPL, installment, and credit card operations. The two parties have entered into a non-binding agreement to conduct due diligence and negotiations for a definitive agreement.
According to the proposal, Humm would receive a total consideration of AUD 335 million comprising 150 million Latitude shares (currently valued at AUD 300 million) along with a cash consideration of AUD 35 million.
Latitude offers a variety of consumer financing options such as personal loans, credit cards, insurance, and BNPL (under Latitude Pay). If the deal goes through, it intends to combine HCF with its existing BNPL solution. Moreover, the deal would leave Humm a pure play commercial business.
In FY2021, Humm recorded a GMV of AUD 2.7 billion (approximately USD 2 billion) and revenue of AUD 121 million (approximately USD 92 million) with 82,000 merchants and around 2.7 million customers.
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