Elevaate Acquisition

By
Scott Weavers-Wright OBE
By
Haatch

We're very proud to announce the acquisition of Haatch portfolio Company Elevaate by Quotient Technology Inc (NYSE: QUOT).

Quotient’s a huge business with a shopper audience of over 100 million and with Elevaate fully integrated and Ken Platt at the helm, we're very excited for the future.

Elevaate is one of many acquisitions to come from the Haatch portfolio and we are not stopping here!

Earlier this month we launched Haatch Ventures LLP our first EIS fund and over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing an insight into what we’re up to, where we’re investing and what’s next for Haatch!

By
Scott Weavers-Wright OBE
Co-Founder & General Partner
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