Campaign India Team
Jun 10, 2021

Affle to acquire Argentinean programmatic marketing company Jampp

Jampp also has offices in Brazil, Singapore and the USA

Affle to acquire Argentinean programmatic marketing company Jampp
Affle has announced that it has acquired Jampp, a programmatic mobile marketing company. Jampp was launched in 2013 in Argentina. It has offices in Brazil, Singapore and the USA. 
 
Anuj Khanna Sohum, chairman, MD and CEO, Affle, said “We are excited to announce this acquisition and welcome the Jampp team on-board. We see a lot of complementary strengths for our platforms and are confident that by leveraging these, we will strengthen our CPCU business and deliver greater scale and ROI to our customers. We also see a lot of synergies in the market focus for Affle and Jampp, and believe that this acquisition will allow us to scale our business in fast-growing markets like the US and LATAM. The entrepreneurial and collaborative culture at Jampp will blend in well with Affle and enable us to deliver consistently to our strategy and vision”
 
Diego Meller, co-CEO and co-founder, Jampp, added, “We are thrilled to join forces with Affle and see this as a transformative milestone for our Company. Over the years, Jampp has emerged to be one of the successful adtech stories and ranked amongst the leading platforms in the region by Appsflyer, Kochava, Singular and more. This deal will strategically strengthen our technology, accelerate growth and position us to achieve a greater global scale. I would like to thank our team, customers and partners for their continued support and look forward to our long-term collaboration together with Affle, driving fast-paced innovation in this ecosystem.”
 
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