Croatia-based All Eyes On Screens (formerly AdScanner) has announced the closure of its Series B funding round. While the exact amount raised was not disclosed, The Recursive indicates that the startup secured approximately €10M.
The round was led by Taiwania Capital and followed by existing investors LEAD VENTURES, J&T Ventures and South Central Ventures.
Marin Ćurković, CEO and co-founder of All Eyes On Screens (AEOS), says, “We are very happy to welcome Taiwania Capital on board, alongside our existing investors to support us in bringing our benefits to even more advertisers worldwide.”
David Weng, CEO of Taiwania Capital, adds, “We are excited to support AEOS as they lead the transformation of global media with their AI-powered platform for optimising cross-device TV and streaming campaigns.”
“With a strong presence in markets such as Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, and Switzerland, we expect AEOS to expand further.”
A platform for total video advertising
Founded in 2012 by Marin Ćurković and Kristian Uwe Ćurković, All Eyes On Screens (AEOS) is an adtech company specialising in data-driven solutions for TV advertising.
Through its AI-driven platform, AEOS enhances TV and video advertising by utilising audience data from millions of households to optimise ad targeting and campaign effectiveness.
The company’s tools, including Cockpit, TV BOOST, and Apollo, focus on enhancing campaign planning, audience measurement, and ad performance tracking based on actual TV viewing behaviour.
AEOS’ AI-driven technologies optimise advertisers’ reach and spending, utilising anonymised TV platform data from telcos and OTT providers for precision targeting and digital integration.
Currently, the company operates in five European countries including Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, and Switzerland, and has announced plans to expand into both Southeastern and Western Europe.
The expansion and new investments are intended to further boost its market presence and product offerings across Europe.
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