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Media Release Ringier Africa Deals Group | Dealdey Media Release Medienmitteilung Communiqué de presse Ringier Africa Deals Group Acquires Nigerian Online Shopping Platform DealDey Lagos, Nigeria – March 23, 2016 Ringier Africa Deals Group, a newly•founded joint venture between Swiss Ringier Africa AG and South African Silvertree Internet Holdings (Pty) Ltd, today announces it has acquired one of Nigeria’s biggest online shopping platforms, DealDey. The acquisition represents an expansion of Ringier Africa’s portfolio beyond publishing and digital marketing in Nigeria and Silvertree’s first e•commerce investment in the country. It sees the two companies invest significantly in Nigeria’s fast•growing multi•billion dollar e•commerce sector as part of their partnership in the Ringier Africa Deals Group. DealDey, the online deals e•commerce platform, was launched in 2011 by serial entrepreneur Simdul Shagaya together with Investment AB Kinnevik. With over 1 million users, 15,000 active merchants and 20,000 verified listed businesses, DealDey is the largest online deals business in the region. In addition to its core platform, DealDey today also comprises of the couponing platform Promohub and discovery platform Lyf, both forming part of the acquisition. DealDey Co•CEOs Kehinde Oriola & Etop Ikpe say: "The DealDey team is excited about joining forces with the newly•formed Ringier Africa Deals Group. It offers great opportunities as DealDey brings a wealth of experience in technology, merchant management and consumer behaviour in Nigeria • and we will be leveraging the Ringier Africa portfolio in marketing, classifieds and media as well as Silvertree’s e•commerce expertise towards supporting the sustainable growth of the group." Kehinde Oriola will continue as the CEO of DealDey as part of RADG, while Etop Ikpe will be moving on to new ventures. As acting CEO of RADG, Damien Bonnabel, current Head of e•Commerce for Ringier Africa and General Manager of Ringier Kenya, will be working with the management of DealDey and the group’s other companies. Ringier Africa Deals Group (RADG), the purchasing holding company, has been created by a carve out of the leading Kenyan online deals business Rupu out of Ringier Kenya and of the leading Ghanaian online deals platform Tisu out of Ringer Ghana. The JV’s partners, Ringier Africa and Silvertree, both come with 10+ years’ e•commerce experience. Their mutual aim is to lead the online deals businesses to continued success based on a long•term, joint plan. Key to this is the continued collaboration with local merchants and brands wanting to enter the markets • while satisfying clients’ needs for the best service and product offers online. Silvertree has already expanded its own e•commerce portfolio in South Africa, having acquired PriceCheck from Naspers in November of last year. Ringier Africa’s mother company Ringier AG runs DeinDeal and Geschenkidee, the two biggest online deals and gifting platforms in Switzerland respectively. Corporate Communications Ringier AG T +41 44 259 64 48 Dufourstrasse 23 F +41 44 259 86 35 8008 Zurich [email protected] Switzerland www.ringier.com Ringier Africa Deals Group Acquires Nigerian Online Shopping Platform DealDey Page 2 of 2 Ringier Africa General Manager Leonard Stiegeler says: “Ringier Africa has identified e•commerce as a key area for growth and we are excited by the inclusion of DealDey in the Ringier Africa Deals Group. With the addition of e•commerce•experienced Silvertree as a partner and investor, we are on track to significantly increase our interest in the space, with particular focus on serving the important markets of Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.” Silvertree Co•Managing Director Paul Cook says: "We are extremely excited to be entering three of Africa's most exciting e•commerce markets, through our partnership with Ringier and joint investment into DealDey, Rupu and Tisu. Through this deal, we get to build on excellent existing platforms as we look to serve Africa's emerging middle class. With Ringier's deep content expertise and African footprint, we look forward to further accelerating the growth of these exciting businesses. Our focus will be on rapid but sustainable growth, as Africa's e•commerce industry starts to mature and consumers look for world•class offerings, excellent customer service and great deals." Ringier AG, Corporate Communications For further information, please contact: Corporate Communications, Ringier AG, Phone +41 44 259 64 48, [email protected] This media release and pictures are available for download on: www.ringier.com => Media => Press Releases About DealDey DealDey is the leading online deals platform in Nigeria. Launched in March 2011, DealDey features a daily deal on the best things to do, see, eat, and buy in Nigeria. DealDey is an easy and fun way to get fantastic deals on great experiences. Ringier Africa Deals Group is the leading online deals group in Africa. A joint venture of Ringier Africa AG and Silvertree Internet Holdings (Pty) Ltd founded in 2016, it combines the leading online deals platforms Rupu (KE), Tisu (GH) and DealDey (NG). Ringier Africa is the leading diversified digital media company in Africa. It operates more than ten content, classifieds and e-commerce platforms, as well as a digital marketing agency across Africa. Launched on the continent in 2011, Ringier Africa represents the most recent international expansion of the Swiss media enterprise Ringier, which established successful operations in emerging markets in Eastern Europe and Asia since 1989. With a hyperlocal approach and supported by the Swiss technology, which is running some of Europe's largest content and classifieds sites, Ringier Africa’s 300 employees focus on bringing tailormade mobilefirst experiences to the African consumer. Besides its panAfrican digital agency Ringier Digital Marketing, Ringier Africa runs the leading online classifieds platforms ZoomTanzania (TZ); Expat-Dakar & MaMaison (SN); Pigiame (KE); the leading online content platforms Pulse (NG, GH) and the leading online deals platforms Rupu (KE), Tisu (GH) and DealDey (NG) through the Ringier Africa Deals Group. In each of its markets, Ringier has strong local presence with offices and staff. Silvertree Internet Holdings is an operating and holding company for early and midstage tech businesses targeting African consumers. Silvertree incubates and invests into ventures, and focuses on execution of simple, proven business models. Based in Cape Town, the Silvertree portfolio includes ecommerce businesses like Faithful to Nature, Cybercellar, comparison group Compare Africa Group, performance marketing agency Sprout, and others. Corporate Communications Ringier AG T +41 44 259 64 48 Dufourstrasse 23 F +41 44 259 86 35 8008 Zurich [email protected] Switzerland www.ringier.com .
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