Aug. 7, 2012 -
PRLog -- With equity holdings in MobileBits (www.mobilebits.de)
, Farbflut Entertainment (www.farbflut.com)
and Infernum (www.infernum.com)
, the company has made significant games industry investments in 2012. Moreover, iVentureCapital established the advertising network, TrafficCaptain (www.trafficcaptain.com)
, which specializes in performance-
based campaigns for mobile and online games. Both companies will be presenting themselves at gamescom 2012 at the joint gamecity:Hamburg booth in Hall 4.2, M 030. Meetings can be arranged by writing to info@iventurecapital.com.
“Appearing at gamescom is mandatory for iVentureCapital. We see ourselves as a strategic games industry investor who can support start-ups not only through financing, but also by contributing entrepreneurial expertise and know-how in marketing, monetization and traffic generation,”
Michael Reul, co-founder and Senior Partner of iVentureCapital, remarks on the company’s presence in Cologne. “gamescom is a prime opportunity for us to gather specific information on the market trends, such as free-to-play mobile games, as well as emerging technologies, and we look forward to discussing additional potential investments.”
iVentureCapital (www.iVentureCapital.com)
is seeking developers of mobile or browser games, game portals, as well as affiliate and ad programs, for further investments. The company focuses on start-ups that have been in business for at least 12 months and have begun to establish a successful track record. To continue the expansion of its own ‘Games Performance Network’, TrafficCaptain is interested in forming new alliances and partnerships with game publishers and advertisers. iVentureCapital and TrafficCaptain representatives will be available for personal meetings and to provide further details, and they extend a cordial invitation to gamescom visitors to join them for the booth party on Wednesday, August 15, starting at 5 p.m. in Hall 4.2, M 030.
Please write to info@iVentureCapital.com to schedule a personal meeting.
