What the press is saying
Ksubaka has got the attention of many since launch, its been a great honour and we feel like a celebrity already! Take a look around you and you might just find something interesting to share!
Ksubaka today announced that it has broken through the 5,000 barrier of installed playSpots across China. Ksubaka has the fastest growing direct-to-consumer media network in China with over 10 million shoppers engaging with the network each month. Importantly for brands, each shopper is engaged with a bespoke interactive experience for over one minute.
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On 13 June, in-store media network Ksubaka marked the opening of its new APAC headquarters in Singapore.
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Tech is changing retail greatly and corporates need to understand recent developments in order to ensure the viability of their business. Asia especially is at the front of adopting and rejecting such new technologies.
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Augmenting the retail environment with consumer-facing digital technology is always a much debated topic. Ksubaka is a startup that creates fun digital experiences for consumers whilst delivering brand advertising.
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Ksubaka has signed a deal with the Evergrande Group to put five of its innovative ‘playSpots’ kiosks in every cinema throughout China.
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Singaporean startup which introduces in-store fun apps inked $21.2M deal with HK-listed firm
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Ksubaka has formed a joint venture with 100 million RMB (US$15.3 million) capital to roll out in-store kiosks called ‘playSpots’ across Greater China.
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Following a successful pilot of its in-store kiosks called ‘playSpots’, Ksubaka has formed a joint venture partnership with Fullshare Holdings Ltd.
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Singapore-based Ksubaka has entered into a joint-venture with Fullshare Holdings Ltd to speed up its expansion in China.
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Singapore-based Ksubaka has formed a joint-venture partnership with Fullshare Holdings Ltd to accelerate its expansion in the country.
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Ksubaka wants to revolutionise branding in Asia. This Singapore-based in-store interactive advertising firm believes it’s disrupting the advertising world by leveraging the language of games.
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The in-store marketing startup will begin the roll-out in tier-1 cities before moving into a number of tier-2 and tier-3 cities
