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Moneyball Celebrates 160,000+ Members & 50% YoY Revenue Growth as its Capital Raise Reaches 75%
- Published June 14, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
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Moneyball has continued to enjoy outstanding growth in recent months, remaining Australia’s largest Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) platform and India’s number 2 DFS platform with outstanding growth prospects.
Moneyball has now grown its total customer base in Australia and India to over 160,000 members, generating monthly revenues of approximately $115,000. This represents significant year on year revenue growth in excess of 50%.
Moneyball is in the final stages of its capital raise, having reached 75% of its target to date. This represents and outstanding opportunity to invest in a global leader in the fastest global segment of gaming, Daily Fantasy Sports.
Moneyball expects to close expressions of interest soon. To request an offer please click on the button below.
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