Ingenico S.A. will end 2009 with a better-balanced revenue model of products and services because of several moves the France-based point-of-sale terminal maker made this year, says Gil Luria, an analyst with Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles. In a research report, Luria says the completion of Ingenico's $426 million (292.2 million euros) acquisition of easycash Beteiligungen GmbH, a Germany-based payment processor, alters the balance in revenue between products, such as payment terminals, and services. "The integration of easycash will immediately create a 70/30 balance between products and services," Luria says, while Ingenico will continue to look for more recurring services and software revenue "both organically and through [mergers and acquisitions]." Ingenico will see growth in the United States, Brazil, China and India, Luria forecasts.
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