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Founded in 1989, Cardtronics grew to become a global leader in financial self-service, providing convenient cash access to consumers and ATM management solutions to financial institutions and retailers. The company's primary business involved owning, operating, and managing a vast network of ATMs located in high-traffic retail locations, such as convenience stores, supermarkets, and pharmacies. In June 2021, Cardtronics was acquired by NCR Corporation for approximately $2.5 billion. Its operations have since been integrated into NCR's self-service banking division, which was subsequently spun off in October 2023 to form a new, independent public company named NCR Atleos.

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Cardtronics

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Cyprus

2009

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