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LONDON - Celebrus Technologies plc (AIM:CLBS) has secured two new three-year software contracts during the quarter ending June 30, 2025, adding $1.1 million to its Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) in their first year, according to a company press release.
The contracts, with a combined value of just under $4 million, bring the Group’s total ARR to nearly $20 million. Both new customers will utilize the Celebrus Cloud hosted service.
The first contract was signed with a European bank implementing a digital transformation program to become primarily an app-first institution. The bank will leverage Celebrus technology for compliant hyper-personalization to enhance customer experiences. This deal was secured through Celebrus’ direct sales channel, working alongside a channel partner and a global consulting firm.
The second agreement was reached with an American fintech company in the trading and brokerage sector. This customer plans to use Celebrus primarily for paid-media optimization, employing the company’s embedded Metabase analytics tool to build audiences and update advertising in real-time, aiming to improve targeting while reducing costs.
Both contracts include provisions for additional ARR growth in their second and third years.
The company stated that these new contracts demonstrate the appeal of the Celebrus platform across different industry sectors and reflect returns on its investments in product development, customer success, and direct sales channels.
Celebrus Technologies, listed on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG), provides data capture solutions across digital channels and devices, with operations in over 30 countries.
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