Contextual Ad Tech Leader GumGum Announces $75M investment from Goldman Sachs Growth
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/
GumGum, a global contextual advertising technology company, today announced a $75 million investment by Goldman Sachs Growth to accelerate the growth of its sophisticated contextual intelligence advertising product suite.
GumGum s Headquarters in Santa Monica, California.
Demand for GumGum s contextual advertising technology is growing rapidly as cookies and other audience targeting technologies based on personal information are being phased out. GumGum
, participates in over 100 billion ad auctions and performs contextual analysis on over 50 million unique pages and videos per day.
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Software startup Slync.io lands $60 million investment from Goldman Sachs, only months after moving from California to Dallas [The Dallas Morning News ]
Financial giant Goldman Sachs is investing $60 million in Dallas-based Slync.io to help the logistics software company expand.
Slync.io, which left San Francisco for a new home in Dallas in June, got the Series B funding through the Goldman Sachs Growth investment division, intended to give proven companies the assets to grow from startup to serious market competitors.
Slync.io’s mid-pandemic departure from California left it without an actual headquarters, but CEO Chris Kirchner and many of its employees have already relocated to North Texas.
Software startup Slync.io lands $60 million investment from Goldman Sachs, only months after moving from California to Dallas Kyle Arnold, The Dallas Morning News
Financial giant Goldman Sachs is investing $60 million in Dallas-based Slync.io to help the logistics software company expand.
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Slync.io, which left San Francisco for a new home in Dallas in June, got the Series B funding through the Goldman Sachs Growth investment division, intended to give proven companies the assets to grow from startup to serious market competitors.
Slync.io’s mid-pandemic departure from California left it without an actual headquarters, but CEO Chris Kirchner and many of its employees have already relocated to North Texas.