Catalina Marketing France in the news

Catalina introduced Catalina UNLIMITED, a cross-channel shopper marketing platform that measures and optimizes incremental sales impact beyond grocery retail.

Catalina enhances in-store digital advertising in France with 3D anamorphic DOOH technology, expanding its retail network and personalizing shopper engagement.

Catalina completed a key financial restructuring milestone, plans to sell its Japanese entity, and will emerge with a stronger balance sheet to invest in AI-driven marketing solutions.

Catalina Marketing filed for Chapter 11 to restructure debt, sold its Japan business, and plans to focus on AI-driven personalized marketing solutions.

Catalina filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure and significantly reduce its debt while continuing operations.

William Faivre, previously CEO of Catalina France and president of Catalina Europe, is now appointed international president of Catalina.

Catalina introduced an iPad app that uses extensive shopper data to help CPG brands and retailers design and optimize marketing campaigns for better ROI and sales outcomes.

Catalina Marketing France merges offline and online consumer data to deliver personalized promotional campaigns that increase engagement and sales.

Catalina Marketing's C-Wallet app enables shoppers to load rebate offers onto loyalty cards and get reimbursed after purchase, using shopper data for targeted promotions.

In 2013, companies face the challenge of integrating digital teams organizationally while focusing on quality consumer relationships through mobile, cross-channel, and big data strategies.

In 2013, companies face challenges integrating digital teams and improving consumer relationships through mobile, cross-channel strategies, and big data.

William Faivre leads Catalina France, focusing on innovative marketing solutions and team development, while pursuing personal interests like photography and travel.

Unilever used Catalina Marketing's ISI solution to successfully increase Carte d’Or ice cream sales and customer loyalty through a voucher campaign redeemable store-wide.

Hellman & Friedman acquired Catalina Marketing for about $1.7 billion, paying shareholders $32.50 per share in cash.

Catalina Marketing agreed to a $1.7 billion all-cash acquisition by Hellman & Friedman at $32.50 per share, terminating a prior deal with ValueAct Capital.

Catalina Marketing's Q1 revenue and income rose due to growth in retail and direct mail, with new contracts and expansion in France.

Catalina Marketing evolved from pioneering in-store electronic coupons to launching ValuPage, an online platform delivering personalized, manufacturer-sponsored discounts via barcode scanning, integrating with loyalty programs while growing its digital revenue.

Catalina Marketing uses electronic checkout coupons to boost brand switching, serving thousands of stores and manufacturers with growing revenues but faces growth challenges as market saturation nears.