Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ Acquires Production Payment and Expenses Platform °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù
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Production payroll company Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ has acquired the digital payment platform °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù, expanding its suite of production accounting services.
°ä´¡³§±áé³Ù’s platform—which Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ says is used on over 2,500 studio and independent productions annually—provides secure digital purchasing cards, automated accounts payable payments and built-in fraud prevention tools.
°ä´¡³§±áé³Ù has been integrated into accounting systems created both by Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ and its competitors, and the company says that it will still be available for use by all productions regardless of their payroll or accounting platforms as it plans to expand its core services outside of North America and offer them to productions in other international filming hubs.
“°ä´¡³§±áé³Ù has built an innovative digital payment platform that is trusted across the industry,â€� Markham L. Goldstein, EP president & CEO, said in a statement. “Bringing °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù into our ecosystem will allow us to provide productions with an unmatched, fully integrated, end-to-end financial solution.â€�
“Joining forces with Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ marks an exciting new chapter for °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù. With EP’s global reach, financial strength and industry expertise, we have an opportunity to expand our efficient payment solutions to more markets worldwide,â€� Paul Rogers, president of °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù, said. “Our shared commitment to innovation and integrity in financial workflows will drive even greater value for productions of all sizes, no matter where they are creating content.â€�
Centerview Partners LLC acted as EP’s financial advisor in connection with the transaction. Ropes & Gray LLP and Moulton | Moore | Stella LLP acted as EP’s legal advisors. William Blair acted as the financial advisor to °ä´¡³§±áé³Ù and Paul Hastings, LLP as its legal counsel.
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