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Zip must juggle building scale with execution risk – The Australian Financial Review
Zip’s $150 million capital raising is about going global faster, but there’s a fine balance between building scale and biting off more than you can chew.
And finally, theres $35 million that will be poured into what Zip calls its new markets division. This unit announced its first deals on Thursday with the acquisition of a stake in Spotii, a buy now, pay later firm based in the United Arab Emirates, and an investment in Twisto, a payments platform focused on the Czech Republic and Poland, which could be a platform to expand into the European Union.
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