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All eyes on screens raises Series B round from Taiwania Capital, Lead Ventures, J&T Ventures and South Central Ventures

by
Jakob Ulrych
October 2, 2024

All eyes on screens (AEOS), formerly known as AdScanner, is announcing the successful closing of a Series B investment round, led by Taiwania Capital and followed by existing investors Lead Ventures, J&T Ventures as well as South Central Ventures.

The investment comes amidst a period of substantial revenue growth and product innovation. In 2024, AEOS launched the second version of its AI-based planning tool and implemented solutions for an integrated measurement and management between TV and streaming campaigns. Building on this momentum, AEOS is looking to strengthen its offer with various data partnerships and a broader footprint across different markets.

“The long-anticipated synthesis of video consumption across different platforms is finally happening and it is truly exciting to bring down the walls between legacy media and streaming – with the help of Big Data and AI. Our solutions enable advertisers to maximize their campaign reach as a whole and invest their ad budgets much more efficiently. We are very happy to welcome Taiwania Capital on board, alongside our existing investors to, support us in bringing our benefits to even more advertisers worldwide.” said Marin Curkovic, CEO and Co-Founder of AEOS.

“We are excited to support AEOS as they lead the transformation of global media with their AI-powered platform for optimizing cross-device TV and streaming campaigns,” said David Weng, CEO of Taiwania Capital. “With a strong presence in markets such as Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, and Switzerland, we expect AEOS to expand further.”

Mitch Yang, Managing Partner at Taiwania Capital’s CEE Fund, comments, “We are confident that AEOS’s comprehensive solution and platform for TV and streaming advertising – driven by advanced AI and big data analytics – will significantly advance the video advertising landscape. As the video advertising sector on large screens evolves at a fast pace, we are thrilled to back AEOS in its bold expansion efforts and its strategic push into additional European markets.” 

Adam Kočík, Managing Partner at J&T Ventures comments, “We have been an avid supporter of AEOS since 2021 and are a strong believer in AEOS’s excellent team and vision.  Current successful round serves as a confirmation that AEOS’s solution is on the right track to become a must-have tool for each big advertiser and broadcaster globally in the upcoming years.”

Virág Dezső, Principal at Lead Ventures said “We’re excited to keep backing AEOS as they continue to transform the advertising space across TV and streaming. This Series B round really shows how much confidence we have in their innovative platform and the team’s ability to execute. Since our first investment in 2022, we’ve been impressed by their vision and growth. We’re proud to support them and can’t wait to see what’s next as they scale and lead the way in Europe.”

Jure Mikuž, Managing Partner at South Central Ventures, remarked: “AEOS proves again and again why it is one of the stars of our portfolio. Their constant revenue growth and ability to innovate is the result of a supremely dedicated team that sets new standards in its industry. With the new investment, this route can be even faster and bolder.”

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