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Locafy Acquires Map Labs Assets for Up to $3M
Locafy announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the assets and customer base of Map Labs, a U.S.-based maps marketing software and services business, for total potential cash consideration of up to $3M, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions. The company believes the transaction, which is scheduled to close on or before December 31, is expected to materially increase Locafy's revenue and operating profitability while accelerating its U.S. growth strategy. Map Labs is expected to generate approximately $2M in annual recurring revenue and approximately $900,000 of EBIT in calendar year 2026, representing an approximate 45% EBIT margin and valuation of 2.2x EBIT. The acquisition is structured as $2M payable upfront with an additional $1M contingent upon the acquired business achieving significant future revenue growth. $500,000 is payable if Map Labs achieves greater than $3.84M of revenue during calendar year 2027, with a further $500,000 payable if revenue exceeds $4.76M during calendar year 2028. The company intends to fund the upfront consideration primarily through a debt facility. No Locafy securities will be issued as consideration in connection with the acquisition.
Locafy Appoints Liz Willits as Chief Marketing Officer
Locafy announced the appointment of Liz Willits as chief marketing officer, serving on a fractional basis. Willits will lead the company's global marketing strategy, brand positioning, customer acquisition, channel development, and recurring revenue growth.
Locafy Receives Compliance Notice from Nasdaq
Locafy announced that it received a notice from Nasdaq indicating that the company was not in compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5250 as a result of the company's delay in furnishing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission a Form 6-K containing an interim balance sheet and income statement as of the end of its second quarter. The interim balance sheet and income statement was issued on June 26 and the company subsequently furnished the required Form 6-K, which included its financial results for the six and nine months ended March 31 on July 1.
Locafy Expands Localizer Platform in U.S. Insurance Sector
Locafy Limited announced continued commercial expansion of its Localizer platform within the U.S. insurance sector, highlighted by growing adoption among independent insurance agents. A total of 165 independent State Farm agents are now actively using the Localizer platform across all 50 U.S. states. "We are seeing strong demand for the Localizer platform from businesses that depend on local visibility to acquire customers," said Gavin Burnett, CEO of Locafy. "The growing adoption among independent insurance agents highlights the effectiveness of our technology and the strength of our partner-led distribution strategy."
Locafy Expands Partnership with Experience.com
Locafy announced the formal expansion of its partnership with Experience.com, under which Experience will sell Locafy's Localizer product across the United States. Under the expanded agreement, Experience will offer Locafy's Localizer solution alongside its core reviews and reputation-management platform. As part of the rollout, Experience.com will initially target more than 800,000 recently added home services business profiles on its platform, including contractors across roofing, plumbing, HVAC, and related trades.
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