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About

Nexxen is a global advertising technology company founded in 2007. It operates a unified platform connecting the buy and sell sides of the advertising ecosystem, integrating a demand-side platform (DSP) and supply-side platform (SSP) around the Nexxen Data Platform.

The company's technical work spans several domains relevant to modern ad tech: programmatic advertising, connected TV (CTV) solutions, AI-powered advertising, and data analytics. Its platform is designed to link data, creative, and media to deliver full-funnel advertising performance.

A key differentiator for Nexxen is its proprietary Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) data, sourced from millions of global households, which informs targeting and measurement across its platform. The company maintains a global operational footprint.

Markets

Advertising Technology
Connected TV
Digital Marketing
Programmatic Advertising

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