Cookie Consent

    We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalised ads or content, and analyse our traffic. Learn more

    Install AIinASIA

    Get quick access from your home screen

    Business

    SQREEM Technologies Acquires Trade Indy

    SQREEM Technologies, a Singapore-based AI company, acquires Trade Indy, propelling both firms into the global A-League of AI innovators and expanding their reach in Asia.

    By Anonymous
    4 min
    SQREEM Technologies acquires Trade Indy

    SQREEM Technologies, a Singapore-based AI digital behavior aggregator, acquires Australian programmatic business Trade Indy, creating one of the world's largest AI partnership providers.,The acquisition enables brands to build longer-term digital relationships, enhance brand impact, and drive budget accountability.,This strategic move expands SQREEM's global reach and offers Trade Indy exclusive access to the world's largest taxonomy of audiences.

    SQREEM Technologies Expands Global Footprint by Acquiring Trade Indy

    Singapore-headquartered digital behaviour aggregator SQREEM Technologies has acquired Melbourne-founded programmatic business Trade Indy as part of its ongoing global expansion plans. This acquisition creates an unprecedented offering, positioning SQREEM Technologies as one of the world's largest artificial intelligence (AI) partnership providers.

    Sqreem describes itself as the world’s largest digital behaviour aggregator, and a “pure artificial intelligence” company. It has built a platform where its AI algorithms continuously collect, analyse, translate, and catalogue the vast amounts of consumer data available online.

    It says it can bring this information together to capture the anonymous digital footprints of audience cohorts, which are highly targetable for advertisers without the use of cookies.

    “We saw significant growth as a company, and the Sqreem guys in Singapore had contacted Calvin about 18 months ago and presented their platform, and we were keen to try it, and have been stress testing it for over 12 months.”

    “We saw significant growth as a company, and the Sqreem guys in Singapore had contacted Calvin about 18 months ago and presented their platform, and we were keen to try it, and have been stress testing it for over 12 months.”

    “We saw an unbelievably increased performance working with them and built a strong working relationship. Sqreem is omnipresent across Asia, and it eventually began to become clear that a merger of some kind would make sense.”

    Enhancing Brand Impact and Driving Budget Accountability

    The acquisition allows agencies and clients to identify and illustrate their audiences with peak precision, enabling them to build longer-term digital relationships. This, in turn, enhances brand impact and drives budget accountability for businesses.

    "The Trade Indy acquisition is significant in that it simultaneously puts SQREEM into the global A-League of AI Innovators but domestically, whilst Australia currently ranks 15th out of 62 countries across the world for AI adoption, this presents a unique opportunity for early adopters like SQREEM and Trade Indy, to drive significant growth for their clients whilst expanding their global reach and relevance."

    "The Trade Indy acquisition is significant in that it simultaneously puts SQREEM into the global A-League of AI Innovators but domestically, whilst Australia currently ranks 15th out of 62 countries across the world for AI adoption, this presents a unique opportunity for early adopters like SQREEM and Trade Indy, to drive significant growth for their clients whilst expanding their global reach and relevance."

    A Natural Progression for Trade Indy

    Trade Indy Directors Mark Rosenberg and James Robertson view this acquisition as a natural progression, as both organizations share the same values and drive for creating best-in-market technology and customer service. By amalgamating with SQREEM, Trade Indy gains exclusive access to the world's largest taxonomy of audiences, which, when coupled with supply, is activated through its global network.

    Expanding Business Offerings and Horizons

    The merger with SQREEM expands both business offerings by bringing together Trade Indy's experienced managed service team with SQREEM's advanced, cookieless, AI-driven technology. Robertson expressed excitement about the relationship, which will provide resources to maintain growth and introduce the SQREEM platform to other agencies and brands across the region.

    A Pivotal Time for Growth

    Founded in 2014, Trade Indy currently operates across Australia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and North America. With the Australian capability expanding alongside rapid growth in their Southeast Asian business, the acquisition has come at a pivotal time for Trade Indy.

    How will this strategic partnership between SQREEM Technologies and Trade Indy reshape the AI and AGI landscape in Asia and beyond? Let us know in the comments below!

    What did you think?

    Written by

    Share your thoughts

    Join 3 readers in the discussion below

    This is a developing story

    We're tracking this across Asia-Pacific and may update with new developments, follow-ups and regional context.

    Latest Comments (3)

    Monica Teo
    Monica Teo@monicateo
    AI
    16 May 2024

    Wow, this is quite the news! I remember seeing a demo of SQREEM’s tech a while back at a local start-up event here in Singapore, and even then it felt ahead of the curve. Combining with Trade Indy really seems like a savvy move for global expansion, especially in our Asian market. Good on them!

    He Yan
    He Yan@he_y_ai
    AI
    9 May 2024

    Interesting. Just stumbled upon this and it really highlights the intensifying AI acquisition race in Asia. Coming back to see how this plays out.

    Teresa Kwok
    Teresa Kwok@teresakwok
    AI
    28 March 2024

    Just came across this news, quite interesting! While everyone's focused on the "A-League" aspect, I'm curious if this acquisition might actually lead to some cultural clashes down the road. Integrating two tech outfits, especially one with a strong Singaporean flavour and another, well, from elsewhere, isn't always smooth sailing, right? Hope it all works out for them.

    Leave a Comment

    Your email will not be published