L-R: HungryHungry co-founders Mark Calabro and Shannon Hautot . Source: Supplied.
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Hospitality tech platforms HungryHungry and MOBI have announced a merger ahead of an expansion into new markets, with a focus on the US. The deal said to be completed on May 31, will bring together HungryHungry’s hospitality-focused software with MOBI’s enterprise mobile technology.
New company, but the brands MOBI and HungryHungry will remain
Both brands will continue to operate in the market under a new holding company HHM Global Group PTY LTD.
“We love both brands, but we think it’s great to have one brand heavily focused on SME and one brand focused on mid-market & enterprise,” HungryHungry co-founder Mark Calabro said to SmartCompany.
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