A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions Corp. has completed the acquisition of Hedia, an established Israeli retail media company with approximately $20 million in annual revenue. This acquisition strengthens A2Z's retail media business by combining Hedia's advertiser relationships and campaign execution with A2Z's smart cart technology and digital media inventory. The deal aims to accelerate A2Z's retail media development, expand sales capabilities, and create new retail media offerings across smart carts, digital screens, and in-store activations. Hedia will continue operating under its brand, led by its current CEO, while contributing to A2Z's growth and market expansion plans.
The acquisition of Hedia by A2Z Cust2Mate is the subject, with Pluang market data providing context. As of Oct 06, 2026 14:21 WIB, 34 of 45 priced Media-sector US stocks on Pluang rose while 8 fell. Notable movers include Omnicom Group Inc. at USD 76.19 with a 2.75% increase and Sirius XM Holdings Inc. at USD 26.25 with a 2.06% increase.
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