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Notabene.net to Acquire the Search Engine Marketing Company Guava Ltd.
(PRWeb) July 6, 2007 -- Notabene.net, one of the largest online marketing companies in Scandinavia, has acquired UK-based Guava Ltd. (www.guava.com). Notabene.net A/S (www.notabene.net), which focuses primarily on Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM), is quoted on First North under Copenhagen Stock Exchange OMX.
In a market with giants like Google, Yahoo and Microsoft dominating the headlines of online marketing globally, Danish Notabene.net A/S is about to create a strong niche for its own Search Engine Marketing business. It is Notabene.net?s intention to become Northern Europe?s leading player in the field of online marketing, an objective that Notabene.net has planned to achieve through acquisitions, internal growth, highly-qualified employees and technological developments.
With its acquisition of UK-based Guava Ltd., Notabene.net has now taken a decisive step toward achieving this goal.
Acquisition of Guava Ltd.
Guava is one of the largest and most well-respected search engine marketing and web development companies in the UK. Guava specialises in the field of Search Engine Marketing (PPC), Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and web development providing services to a wide range of large companies both in the UK market and internationally, including ebookers, BT, Travelbag, WHSmith, STA Travel and others.
Guava Ltd. is a perfect fit with Notabene.net?s aggressive business development strategy.
?It is our plan to become Northern Europe?s market leader in the field of online marketing and we are going to achieve this objective through acquisitions and internal growth,? says Brian Mertz Pedersen, the CEO of Notabene.net.
?Through the acquisition of Guava, one of the largest and most well-respected search engine marketing companies in the UK, Notabene.net acquires some of the most qualified search engine marketing employees available. We are delighted that the transaction has completed which will ensure Notabene.net will be among the market leaders in one of Europe?s most mature markets,? continues Brian Mertz Pedersen.
Guava Ltd. was established in 1998 and now has 20 employees. Graeme Radford, Guava?s present Managing Director and co-founder, continues as the Country Manager and UK CEO.
?I am excited about becoming part of Notabene.net as it is clearly a rapidly expanding company with excellent knowledge of search engine marketing within the European market place. I am looking forward to strengthening and expanding Notabene.net?s position within the UK,? says Graeme Radford.
Other acquisitions in sight
The acquisition of Guava Ltd. is only the first in a range of acquisitions which Notabene.net expects to complete in the coming year. It is the intention of Notabene.net to make additional acquisitions, within Germany and the UK to further strengthen Notabene.net?s position within these markets. Notabene.net has in the last year acquired 6 businesses in Denmark and Sweden.
For further information, please contact:
Brian Mertz Pedersen, Group CEO, Notabene.net. Phone: +45 70 27 80 89, Mail : ir @ notabene.net
Graeme Radford, CEO, Guava Ltd. Phone: +44 0118 932 1100, Mail: graeme.radford @ guava.com
Om Notabene.net A/S
Notabene.net is Scandinavia?s leading and most rapidly growing Agency in the field of online marketing. Notabene.net specialises in online marketing, including SEM (Search Engine Marketing) and SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), and has more than 3,000 customers throughout Scandinavia. The customer portfolio covers some of Scandinavia?s leading companies, such as International Health Insurance, Novasol, Danware, Viasat, Oracle, Toyota and others.
In May 2006, the company was first quoted on First North under Copenhagen Stock Exchange OMX. Since being quoted, the company?s shares have increased by approx. 90%. Notabene.net is planning to apply for admission to official listing on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange OMX during 2007/2008.
Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, Notabene.net has offices in Denmark, Sweden and England.
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