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- 作者： South China Morning Post
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United States-based online marketing technology firm Gravity4 has followed up its recent takeover of Hong Kong’s largest digital advertising agency, Pixels, with two new acquisitions in Australia and New Zealand.
Kevin Huang, the Hong Kong-based managing director for Gravity4’s Asia-Pacific operations, said on Tuesday that purchasing the Australia and New Zealand divisions of digital advertising marketplace operator ad2one has increased the number of advertisers served by Gravity4 in the region to more than 500.
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- 作者： Gravity.com
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Gravity4’s 15th acquisition propels the Company’s global expansion into Australia and New Zealand.
Gravity4, the world’s first high frequency marketing cloud, today announced the acquisition of ad2one Australia and ad2one New Zealand, the largest independent premium digital marketplaces in each respective country. ad2one offers global reach coupled with local expertise to deliver innovative, creative solutions across their exclusive portfolio of premium market leading brands. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The acquisition closed on December 31st, 2015.
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- 作者： The Star
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The tourism industry needs to leverage on new technology to attract more visitors, says Galasys PLC chief executive officer Sean Seah.
Malaysia-based Galasys PLC is a provider of integrated amusement park solutions and services in Asia. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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- 作者： The Smart Investor
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The Southeast Asia Venture Capital Market space is booming t a phenomenal rate thanks for on an avid interest from investor worldwide. Exciting items are ahead of us.
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- 作者： The Star
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CrowdPlus.asia, Asean’s first equity crowdfunding platform operator, has launched its maiden company, Curren$eek, aiming to raise up to RM500,000.
Curren$eek is a location-based currency comparison app poised to revolutionise the travel industry by enabling travellers to find or negotiate the best rates on the go. For this fundraising exercise, it is issuing between 9.09% and 14.29% of its equity.
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- 作者： DealStreetAsia
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Malaysia’s first equity crowdfunding (ECF) platform operator to launch, CrowdPlus.asia, has now posted its first listing – a location-based currency comparison app Curren$eek.
Curren$eek is targeting to raise at least MYR300,000 ($69,320) and a maximum of MYR500,000 ($115,530) on the ECF platform over 60 days. On CrowdPlus.asia’s platform, the listing noted that Curren$eek is issuing between 9.09 per cent and 14.29 per cent of its equity for the ECF fundraising.
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- 作者： The Smart Investor
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Equity crowdfunding (ECF) platform, CrowdPlus.asia, today announced that its debut company, Curren$eek, is open to accept Malaysian investors. This marks the first ECF listing in Asia. Curren$eek is a location-based currency comparison app poised to revolutionise the travel industry by enabling travellers to find or negotiate the best rates on the go and save up to 30% of their hard-earned travel cash.
Curren$eek takes the hassle out of locating and negotiating the best currency exchange rates in the Klang Valley, addressing a challenge faced by billions of travellers all over the world. Over 25 million travellers to Malaysia could benefit annually from Curren$eek’s solution.
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- 作者： South China Morning Post
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United States-based online marketing technology company Gravity4 expects to make a big push into the Asia-Pacific market on the back of its acquisition of Pixels, Hong Kong’s largest digital advertising agency.
Gravity4 this week agreed to purchase for an undisclosed sum 93.7 per cent of Pixels, and plans to acquire the remaining shares it does not own within the next few months.
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- 作者： Mumbrella Asia
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Pixels, the Hong Kong-headquartered online advertising company founded by Kevin Huang in 2002, has sold a majority stake to San Francisco-based marketing cloud company Gravity4.
The deal, which sees Gravity4 take on 93.7 per cent ownership of Pixels, marks the former’s entry into Asia, giving it access through Pixels’ offices in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Shanghai.
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- 作者： Marketing Interactive
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Gravity4, the US-based ad tech company, has acquired a 93.7% ownership stake in Pixels to gain entry into the South East Asia and Hong Kong markets. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Gravity4 plans on acquiring 6.3% of Pixels shares in the next few months and integrate Pixels into the Gravity4 Marketing Cloud. Pixels co-founder and CEO Kevin Huang (pictured) will continue to lead the company in Asia.
