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Un investissement majeur rend A+V encore plus juteux

Cape.io (anciennement Peach) vient de réaliser un investissement majeur dans A+V, la principale entreprise de flux de travail de publicité vidéo en Amérique latine.

Ceci a été initialement publié sur le site de Peach. En savoir plus sur le changement de marque de Peach à Cape.io.

L'investissement supplémentaire dans A+V améliorera nos capacités numériques à travers l'Amérique latine, un marché extrêmement excitant. En augmentant la participation de Peach dans l'entreprise, passant d'une position minoritaire à 75%, l'investissement renforce nos capacités et potentiel mondiaux. 

Plus de détails dans le communiqué de presse ci-dessous :

Peach augmente sa mise en Amérique avec l'investissement dans A+V

A+V, la première entreprise de workflow publicitaire vidéo d’Amérique latine, est devenue un membre à part entière de la famille Peach, renforçant les capacités et le potentiel mondiaux de Peach.

Peach a augmenté sa participation dans l'entreprise à 75% à partir d'une position minoritaire.

Peach a effectué un investissement initial dans A+V à la fin de 2013 et a aidé l'entreprise à devenir avec succès le numéro un à travers l'Amérique latine. 

A+V est le leader du marché au Chili où il est basé ainsi qu'au Brésil, au Mexique, en Colombie, au Pérou et en Équateur.  Il opère également en Argentine.

Tout comme Peach, A+V connecte des centaines de sources de production de publicités vidéo, via des agences, avec des propriétaires de médias en utilisant une plate-forme logicielle entièrement automatisée, collaborative et basée sur le cloud pour diffuser des publicités vidéo sur n'importe quel écran, n'importe où, n'importe quand.

Les deux entreprises ont travaillé étroitement ensemble ces cinq dernières années.   A+V utilise la technologie Peach dans sa plate-forme et Peach a adopté les outils d'A+V dans son entreprise. Ensemble, ils s'occupent de clients mondiaux en Amérique latine comme Unilever et Paramount Pictures.

A+V, maintenant une entreprise Peach, continuera à commercer sous le nom A+V et à utiliser la même plate-forme logicielle. Donc, c'est comme d'habitude pour les clients d'A+V et les utilisateurs de la plate-forme.

« Comme le comportement des consommateurs se déplace vers plus de consommation de vidéos en streaming, A+V suit le même parcours que Peach pour transformer la manière dont les publicités vidéo passent de la production aux consommateurs.    Aujourd'hui, les flux de travail pour la création numérique de vidéos sont fragmentés, souvent manuels, lents et sujets aux erreurs. La combinaison complète des forces pour résoudre ces problèmes dans le flux de travail créatif numérique en Amérique latine est une grande opportunité pour les deux entreprises ainsi que pour le marché » a déclaré Simon Cox, PDG de Peach.

« La culture de Peach et son approche du marché ont toujours clairement fait écho à la nôtre, donc c'est fantastique pour nous et nos clients que nous nous rapprochions encore plus » a commenté Alejandro Albertini, PDG de A+V, qui continuera de diriger A+V avec le Directeur Commercial, Henry Northcote.

Au cours de la dernière décennie, Peach, dont le siège est à Londres, s'est étendu à l'international tant par croissance organique que par une série de fusions et acquisitions notables en Europe, en Chine, en Inde, à Singapour et en Amérique latine, y compris eBus et Honeycomb et dans ce temps, son chiffre d'affaires a augmenté de plus de 300% pour atteindre 30 millions de livres sterling.

Pour en savoir plus sur l'investissement, contactez marketing@peach.me.

 

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