Clearhaven Partners buys Israeli co SundaySky
2 min readIsraeli customized movie system business SundaySky has introduced that it has offered manage in the organization to US non-public equity business Clearhaven Companions. At the similar time SundaySky has introduced that it is laying off 13% of its workforce totaling 24 personnel in Israel, the US and Japan.

SundaySky’s announcement is skinny on details but suggests that Clearhaven Partners will commit above $100 million in the business with some of the income going to current shareholders to acquire a stake of a lot more than 50% and some into the company’s coffers for long run financial commitment.




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This volume is far under the $280 million valuation that SundaySky planned at the begin of the year to receive in a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange IPO. The firm was reportedly by now drawing up its prospectus and hoped to elevate $70-100 million.

SundaySky was started in 2007 by president and CPO Shmulik Weller and CTO Yaniv Axen. Since 2017 the firm’s CEO has been an American – Jim Dicso. The company has elevated $75 million to date from buyers which includes Viola Ventures, Comcast Ventures, Vintage and NTT Docomo.

SundaySky enables providers to create customized video clips for their clients including personalized information of the shopper from their identify and the use they make of products. So an insurance policies business can make their annual report readily available to all shoppers in a clip that consists of information about the buyer. Similarly on-line ecommerce businesses can create a online video about diverse goods but using the identical overall clip – a new characteristic that SundaySky introduced only very last calendar year.

According to information posted at the conclusion of final calendar year, SundasySky experienced yearly recurring earnings (ARR) of additional than $40 million in 2021. The company’s enterprise model is crafted all around yearly subscriptions for its software package.

Just one of SundaySky’s rivals is Israeli corporation Idomoo, which held an IPO on the TASE last year at a company valuation of NIS 344 million but has since observed its share rate tumble by 80%. Idomoo had profits of $13.1 million in 2021.

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