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BIG Signs Sponsorship Agreement with Australian Finance Provider

  • Published December 08, 2015 11:59AM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

8th December 215, ASX Announcement

Highlights:

  • Big UnLimited business activates the first of its additional revenue streams and signs first member sponsorship agreement with First Class Capital, a leading Australian finance provider (“FCC”) to the SME market
  • Agreement expected to generate over $300,000 up to the March 2016 quarter, from initial sponsorship and advertising initiatives, with potential for further monetisation opportunities
  • Select Australian BRTV members to be offered First Class Capital sponsorship
  • Pre-roll branding to be incorporated into Big Review TV video content
  • Strong pipeline of further revenue opportunities expected to be announced in the coming months

Big UnLimited (ASX:BIG, ‘BRTV’ or ‘the Company’) is pleased to announce sponsorship agreement with First Class Capital (FCC) The agreement has been specially tailored to meet the potential needs of Big Review TV’s 13000 + SME membership base.

First Class Capital provides specialist finance for small retail businesses. The sponsorship agreement initially targets Australian SME’s with the potential to expand as Big UnLimited’s membership grows overseas. The company will initially offer FCC sponsorship opportunities to existing Big Review TV members.

To read the full announcement, please click here. 

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