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About Cantaloupe, INC.

Cantaloupe, Inc. (NASDAQ: CTLP) is a U.S.-based technology company focused on self-service commerce. Headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, United States, the company was founded in 1992 with the original mission of enabling cashless payments in vending. Since then, Cantaloupe has evolved from a niche vending-payments provider into a broader end-to-end platform that combines hardware, software, payment processing, and operational intelligence for unattended and semi-attended retail environments. The company’s business model centers on helping operators manage and monetize self-service points of sale more efficiently. Its solutions are used across vending machines, micro markets, amusement and arcade locations, retail self-checkout environments, hospitality, multifamily residential settings, stadiums and venues, festivals, smart coolers, and smart stores. Core products include card readers, self-service kiosks, mobile point-of-sale devices, vending management software, remote monitoring tools, and payment processing services. In practical terms, Cantaloupe helps merchants accept digital payments, improve machine visibility, track product performance, automate replenishment decisions, and streamline day-to-day operations. From a competitive standpoint, Cantaloupe has positioned itself as a leading player in the U.S. unattended retail ecosystem. Its appeal lies in the breadth of its platform: instead of offering a single payment device or isolated software product, the company provides an integrated stack that covers the full workflow from transaction acceptance to business analytics. That integrated approach is important in a market where operators increasingly want to reduce cash handling, increase sales conversion, and gain real-time operational insight. Cantaloupe also emphasizes customer scale and product adaptability, which supports its ability to serve both smaller vending operators and larger multi-location enterprise customers. Geographically, the company remains primarily exposed to the United States, but it also serves customers internationally and has highlighted expansion beyond its domestic base. Recent company disclosures point to activity in Europe and Australia, and management has described acquisitions as a way to broaden operational capabilities and market reach, particularly in Europe. Recent developments have been material. In fiscal 2025, Cantaloupe reported quarterly revenue growth and highlighted adoption of newer smart store solutions, reinforcing its transition toward broader self-service commerce use cases. The most significant corporate event, however, was the June 2025 announcement that Cantaloupe entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by 365 Retail Markets in an all-cash transaction valuing the company at approximately $848 million. For investors, that means Cantaloupe is best understood as a NASDAQ-listed U.S. self-service commerce technology company whose current equity story is heavily shaped by the pending strategic transaction with 365 Retail Markets.