ASX-listed Kyckr will announce on Tuesday it has signed a three-year deal with global information services giant Bloomberg. The company, which floated last year, went into a trading halt on Monday, which suggests the new contract is material although it will not reveal how much it is worth.
The deal means Kyckr will provide access to business registry data for Bloomberg customers, which includes big banks in the United States and elsewhere. Cassidy says securing a global blue-chip client like Bloomberg is expected to give the company a big global, particularly in the United States. Many of its customers are based in Europe.
