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Big Review TV Ltd (ASX:BIG) Annual Update 2015; Raises 3m & Reports 164% Revenue Growth
- Published January 05, 2016 3:13PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
2015 Highlights:
- Successful completion of $3 million capital raise, significantly oversubscribed with strong interest from existing and new investors
- Revenue currently growing at 50% quarter on quarter with the last quarter generating over $400k in revenue
- Reported cash revenues growth of 164% on Q1 2015
- Signs partnership agreement with CDM Direct Communication Services & First Class Capital
- Operations expanded into the U.K., U.S., Hong Kong and Singapore
ABOUT BIG REVIEW TV:
Founded in 2012, Big Review TV is an ASX-listed global, social, mobile video community that provides small and medium businesses access to affordable video marketing and consumers with the opportunity to view and share opinions and reviews via video.
Big Review TV is the first operator to integrate businesses and consumers via a video community. BIG has over 6000 business registered and has begun expansion into the UK and US from their base in Australia.
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