Amino Technologies completes a US$13.3m placing
May 2021 — Amino Technologies Plc has completed a placing to fund future acquisition opportunities to help meet its stated strategic ambition.
Amino Technologies is a provider of media and entertainment technology solutions. The company works with over 250 operators in around 100 countries. Using Internet Protocol (IP)/cloud innovation, it enables operators to meet the challenges they face as broadcast television (TV) and online moves to an all-IP future with managed over-the-top (OTT) offerings. It also helps operators to provide the features and functionality that the consumers are looking for in a multi-screen, multi-device entertainment world.
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Oaklins Cavendish’s sister firm finnCap, based in the UK, acted as NOMAD and broker in this transaction.
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