Eyeblaster, an online advertising firm, has filed for a $115 million IPO according to a recent SEC filing. This is actually Eyeblaster’s second bid for a $115 million IPO — they filed for one at the same price early in 2008, before the IPO market dried up.
The company makes a variety of products, including MediaMind, which is an ad serving and campaign management tool. Last year the company earned $65.1 million in revenue, up from $44.7 million in 2007. The New York-based company was founded in 1999 and has 36 offices around the world.
Eyeblaster is actually an Israeli company… one of the few who survived the bubble bursting in 2000.
Hope this time it goes through, folks – could mean Israeli hi-tech is back on the way to NASDAQ…
“$65m revenue, 36 offices around the world.” Is there any room for profit in that? What do the numbers look like?
Profit??? LOL! That’s so 90s.
How is this increasing so detail?
As an ad operations human, i can verify Eyeblaster Tags Are Brutal To Work With. The end.
Yes they’re horrible.
I would avoid investing in a company whose biggest claim to fame is horribly frustrating the people who have to work with it’s products every day.
Wow, Profit, That’s nice.
But Need more details.
How is this increasing?
Profit, thats nice…..
But need more details about
How is this increasing?
What do the numbers look like?
They employ Joel Crawford. DYOR.