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Eagle Eye

February 2023

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EYE’s latest H1 shows sales grew 32% to £20m - all organic - and 78% of sales were recurring from access fees and transactions - helped by the go-live of the five-year contract with Woolworths Group, the support of Asda’s new loyalty programme in the UK and ongoing deepening engagements within North America. There was a 50% increase in adjusted EBITDA to £4.7m and margin expansion of 2% to 23%. Net cash inflows of £2m left net cash at £5.7m. In January EYE completed the acquisition of Untie Nots, a French-based, high growth SaaS business. Unite’s platform allows retailers to personalise promotions, providing customised challenges to earn rewards with AI and deep machine learning facilitating hyper personalisation through its analy ...

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Eagle Eye - Moves to EBITDA profitability (August 2019)

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Eagle Eye - Positive EBITDA expected for H2 (April 2019)

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Eagle Eye - Strong momentum with tier 1 retailers continues (June 2017)

Eagle Eye - Coupon redemption volumes rise to 4m a month in February (May 2017)

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