NCR Corp. completed its separation into two companies, NCR Atleos and NCR Voyix, which will focus on ATMs and digital commerce, respectively. Atleos is currently trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol NATL, according to a press release.

Atleos will offer ATM-as-a-service for outsourcing ATM fleets, while providing a retail surcharge-free network for customers. It features more than 80,000 ATM locations and supports 140 countries. A total of 65% of its revenue comes from contracts, subscriptions and transaction volumes.

"Today marks the first day as Atleos. We launch our new company from a position of market leadership and unwavering focus on our customers. I am confident we will continue to lead and transform the ATM industry," Tim Oliver, CEO of NCR Atleos, said in the release.

Voyix will provide point-of-sale software for retail and restaurants along with digital banking applications and self-checkout with support from 16,000 employees.

"NCR Voyix launches from a position of strength as the market-leading provider of mission-critical digital commerce solutions for retailers, restaurants and financial institutions," David Wilkinson, CEO, NCR Voyix, said in the release. "Our strong base of blue-chip customers will continue to benefit from our end-to-end solutions, which will be further enhanced by the strategic focus and operational agility of our new organization. As we enter this next phase and execute on our strategy, we will be able to deliver solid growth, profitability and value creation for our shareholders."

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