$WEYL As part of a public company, Push will gain easier access to growth capital and be better able to attract additional employee talent. Push will also be able to leverage the cost efficiencies and diverse capabilities of Weyland’s 200-person technology and software development team in Jaipur, India, while Weyland gains extensive technical and software development expertise from Push.
Weyland plans to introduce CreateApp to the U.S. market with a pilot launch planned for the first quarter of 2020. The company sees the North American market supporting a higher price point for subscription fees as compared to its current market in Southeast Asia. A comparative revenue model of a U.S. peer is reportedly supporting 96,000 users at $300 each per month. This compares to CreateApp’s present subscription model for Southeast Asia of only $12-$80 per month, depending on modules implemented.
“Our initial work with Push to introduce CreateApp in the U.S. is actually what led to this strategic acquisition, so we have already made significant progress in this regard,” added Suen. “We now have a tremendously expanded market opportunity for CreateApp and AtozPay, especially as eCommerce becomes increasingly mobile in the U.S. Our revenue model indicates that U.S. CreateApp subscription revenues alone could exceed $5 million by end of 2020, with this in addition to potential new Push offerings accessed by our existing international SMB customer base, as well as new AtozPay eWallet and mobile pay integrations.”
Weyland also expects the acquisition to support its planned Nasdaq up list, while improving liquidity and valuation. It expects Push to be accretive to earnings in the first full quarter as part of Weyland. The acquisition includes approximately $2 million in cash on Push’s balance sheet to support the transition and integration.
The acquisition is subject to execution of a long-form purchase agreement that will contain certain closing conditions, with this expected to be completed prior to yearend. Additional details about the transaction are provided in a Form 8-K, available at www.sec.gov and the investor relations section of Weyland Tech’s website at weyland-tech.com.
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Weyland plans to introduce CreateApp to the U.S. market with a pilot launch planned for the first quarter of 2020. The company sees the North American market supporting a higher price point for subscription fees as compared to its current market in Southeast Asia. A comparative revenue model of a U.S. peer is reportedly supporting 96,000 users at $300 each per month. This compares to CreateApp’s present subscription model for Southeast Asia of only $12-$80 per month, depending on modules implemented.
“Our initial work with Push to introduce CreateApp in the U.S. is actually what led to this strategic acquisition, so we have already made significant progress in this regard,” added Suen. “We now have a tremendously expanded market opportunity for CreateApp and AtozPay, especially as eCommerce becomes increasingly mobile in the U.S. Our revenue model indicates that U.S. CreateApp subscription revenues alone could exceed $5 million by end of 2020, with this in addition to potential new Push offerings accessed by our existing international SMB customer base, as well as new AtozPay eWallet and mobile pay integrations.”
Weyland also expects the acquisition to support its planned Nasdaq up list, while improving liquidity and valuation. It expects Push to be accretive to earnings in the first full quarter as part of Weyland. The acquisition includes approximately $2 million in cash on Push’s balance sheet to support the transition and integration.
The acquisition is subject to execution of a long-form purchase agreement that will contain certain closing conditions, with this expected to be completed prior to yearend. Additional details about the transaction are provided in a Form 8-K, available at www.sec.gov and the investor relations section of Weyland Tech’s website at weyland-tech.com.
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