SEEEN plc (SEEN), the AIM-listed AI-led media technology platform that delivers Key Video Moments and Shoppable Video Prompts to drive Video Commerce and transform profitability for clients, provides investors with his RNS-Reaction to the recently announced partnership with the American 7’s Football League ("A7FL").
The A7FL is the American Football equivalent to Sevens Rugby Union, played by 7 people without pads and helmets but with full body contact and tough tackling.
The American 7’s League has 10 divisions, 34 teams and a large, predominantly younger US fan base.
In this RNS Reaction interview, investors will hear about:
- Why the American 7’s Football League is a good fit for SEEEN’s proprietary technology
- How it could lead to more client wins across the US
- How A7FL has a well-established young fanbase, which can be monetised
- How SEEN technology can drive fan engagement, ticket sales and merchandising revenues for A7FL
- How the SEEEN base fee/revenue share model works well at scale
“We are excited to deepen our partnership with A7FL, who have created a unique brand, focused on attracting younger and diverse audiences. Our offering is well suited for A7FL’s audience and we look forward to driving more views and more sales for A7FL as it continues its growth” commented SEEEN’s CEO, Adrian Hargrave.
Reasons to add SEEN to your Watchlist:
- Perfectly positioned for the rapid growth trend in video consumption & commerce
- Strong demand by publishers to monetise current and back catalogue video
- Proprietary AI technology platform to create valuable short form video
- NextGen CreatorSuite 2.0 and ShortsCut AI technology to drive long-term value
- Deep new business pipeline with video ecommerce, sports clubs and publishing businesses
- Strong balance sheet with cashflow Break-even expected in FY24
- Positive news flow expected during the next 12 months from new client wins, partnerships, JV’s and International reseller agreements
Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, was interviewed by Donald Leggatt, IR Media Director at focusIR.