


Ticketek Acquires NZ Ticketing Business Eventfinda
The move will aid the New Zealand platform’s global expansion
Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG), Australasia’s leading integrated live entertainment business, has acquired New Zealand-founded ticketing and events discovery platform Eventfinda.
The details:
Eventfinda began in 2006 as an online events calendar and has evolved into New Zealand’s largest independent ticketing provider.
TEG, the parent company of Ticketek, says Eventfinda will expand its offering with fit for purpose ticketing functionality for small to mid-tier venues and events.
As per the joint statement, the acquisition meets Eventfinda’s desire for geographic expansion and investment in its product, while TEG “becomes better equipped to enter a growing segment of the market that it has not focused on until now.”
No financial details have been disclosed.
There will be no changes to the Eventfinda brand, team and clients.
The acquisition is subject to customary conditions, including satisfactory engagement with the New Zealand Commerce Commission.
What they said:
Cameron Hoy, Ticketek Entertainment Group's COO & Head of Global Ticketing: “The acquisition is strategically important for TEG, whilst enabling Eventfinda to scale quickly – it’s a win-win for both companies and for the industry as a whole.”
James McGlinn, Eventfinda Co-Founder and CEO: “We are incredibly excited about the path forward from here. This is a fantastic opportunity for Eventfinda to expand globally while still delivering the high level of service and functionality it has become known for through our homegrown technology platform.”
Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG), Australasia’s leading integrated live entertainment business, has acquired New Zealand-founded ticketing and events discovery platform Eventfinda.
The details:
Eventfinda began in 2006 as an online events calendar and has evolved into New Zealand’s largest independent ticketing provider.
TEG, the parent company of Ticketek, says Eventfinda will expand its offering with fit for purpose ticketing functionality for small to mid-tier venues and events.
As per the joint statement, the acquisition meets Eventfinda’s desire for geographic expansion and investment in its product, while TEG “becomes better equipped to enter a growing segment of the market that it has not focused on until now.”
No financial details have been disclosed.
There will be no changes to the Eventfinda brand, team and clients.
The acquisition is subject to customary conditions, including satisfactory engagement with the New Zealand Commerce Commission.
What they said:
Cameron Hoy, Ticketek Entertainment Group's COO & Head of Global Ticketing: “The acquisition is strategically important for TEG, whilst enabling Eventfinda to scale quickly – it’s a win-win for both companies and for the industry as a whole.”
James McGlinn, Eventfinda Co-Founder and CEO: “We are incredibly excited about the path forward from here. This is a fantastic opportunity for Eventfinda to expand globally while still delivering the high level of service and functionality it has become known for through our homegrown technology platform.”
Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG), Australasia’s leading integrated live entertainment business, has acquired New Zealand-founded ticketing and events discovery platform Eventfinda.
The details:
Eventfinda began in 2006 as an online events calendar and has evolved into New Zealand’s largest independent ticketing provider.
TEG, the parent company of Ticketek, says Eventfinda will expand its offering with fit for purpose ticketing functionality for small to mid-tier venues and events.
As per the joint statement, the acquisition meets Eventfinda’s desire for geographic expansion and investment in its product, while TEG “becomes better equipped to enter a growing segment of the market that it has not focused on until now.”
No financial details have been disclosed.
There will be no changes to the Eventfinda brand, team and clients.
The acquisition is subject to customary conditions, including satisfactory engagement with the New Zealand Commerce Commission.
What they said:
Cameron Hoy, Ticketek Entertainment Group's COO & Head of Global Ticketing: “The acquisition is strategically important for TEG, whilst enabling Eventfinda to scale quickly – it’s a win-win for both companies and for the industry as a whole.”
James McGlinn, Eventfinda Co-Founder and CEO: “We are incredibly excited about the path forward from here. This is a fantastic opportunity for Eventfinda to expand globally while still delivering the high level of service and functionality it has become known for through our homegrown technology platform.”
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- This story was written with information sourced from the joint press release and The Music Network.
- We covered it because it’s news from the event ticketing space.
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