Stratacache completes acquisition of Scala and strengthens global presence

After completing the process, with the acquisition of all outstanding shares and divisions of Scala worldwide, this has become a one hundred percent subsidiary of Stratacache.

Stratacache has completed the acquisition of all outstanding shares and divisions of Scala worldwide, including Scala Inc., Scala BV, Scala KK and Scala Nordic AS.

This strategic move will spur Scala's further growth globally and provide Stratacache with access to technology resources and platforms., as well as paving the way for future investments in the Scala brand.

“In the last 30 years, Scala has built an excellent brand and established an executive presence around the world., tailoring your digital signage offerings to the specific needs of each area. Strategic expansion of that growth backed by aid, Stratacache's services and capital will help you take it to the next level. After the great growth of Scala in 2017, we are making it clear that this brand is part of the Stratacache family of digital media and marketing technology companies., And with that comes the ability to leverage the largest platform-software., hardware, Services & Support- to support major global brands”, explains Chris Riegel, CEO of Stratacacehe.

This announcement follows the recent announcement of the creation of new Stratacache subsidiaries and divisions. (Latan, Capital, Q Division and PRN Health), that are strategically aligned to directly address vertical or geographic market needs.

Stratacache Capital has recently increased its focus on the Asia-Pacific region, with the incorporation of regionally focused agreements, Analyzing high-growth opportunities for startups, expansion, dissociation, replacement, Restructuring and change of course.

“As our organization grows, We will continue to identify ways to optimize the business so that we have the best team to advance digital innovation projects, backed by the technology and know-how of the Stratacache family", comments Riegel.

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