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Earlypay to acquire Timelio

Earlypay Limited (“Earlypay”, “EPY” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has entered into an agreement to acquire selected assets of Timelio, including certain customer receivables, IP, software, and other assets. (Timelio retains the cash balance released from its existing warehouse funding structure.)

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Founded in 2015, Timelio is a specialist invoice and trade financing provider to a diverse range of small to medium sized customers across Australia. The acquisition, whilst small, is strategically important for Earlypay as it provides: *Approximately $35m of Funds in Use (FIU) in core invoice finance product and c. $5m in FIU in trade finance product.

*High quality portfolio - many of the customers joined Timelio through its acquisition of the Bendigo Bank invoice finance portfolio in 2022. Earlypay has conducted comprehensive due diligence on the receivables portfolio to ensure the portfolio meets Earlypay’s current risk appetite and underwriting standards.

*Supplier Early Payment software platform which facilitates corporates paying supplier invoices early for a small discount. This is an attractive product for corporates with excess cash, and for their suppliers seeking working capital flexibility.

*Earlypay intends to grow the Supplier Early Payment business which also offers potential cross-selling opportunities for the Company’s existing invoice, equipment, and trade finance products.

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