Content sharing software company bigtincan is another initial public offering-contender ramping up plans for its run at the ASX-boards.
It's understood bigtincan is working with stockbroker Baillieu Holst on its planned IPO, with marketing scheduled to get underway in mid-October.
Bigtincan owns a mobile content entablement platform which allows users to interact, present and share content. Clients already using its Saas platform include the likes of ANZ Bank, AT&T and Siemens.
Bigtincan is expected to seek to raise about $15 million in fresh funds which would be used to accelerate its growth plans.
The company is already known to some local institutional investors who tipped in a combined $6 million as part of a pre-IPO raising earlier in the year. That pre-IPO funding round was enough to see bigtincan complete all development and it's now all about growth.
It'll be interesting to see what fund managers make of the IPO pitch.
Bigtincan was founded by David Keane in 2010 and is headquartered in Massachusetts. The company has offices in Los Angeles, London, Sydney, Singapore and Tokyo.
