Allyum advises Tsume on its private debt financing
Second mission of Allyum for Tsume
Allyum, the Belgian corporate finance advisor dedicated to midcap companies, acted as exclusive financial advisor to Tsume on the closing of a private debt financing.
Tsume designs, develops and sells collectible statues, figurines, board games and fashion products. Over the years, the company based in Luxembourg, has gained the trust of some of the main corporations in the world of manga/anime, video games, movie and entertainment related universes like Shueisha, Toei Animation, TV Tokyo, Square Enix, 20th Century Fox and DC Comics. Hence, Tsume is now considered as one of the leaders in the collector’s statues market.
Tsume has closed a private debt financing from Financière Arbevel, a multidisciplinary asset manager with more than EUR 2,1 Bn assets under management. With the fresh money, Tsume has launched a new product line named “Ikigai”. The additional funds will also accelerate the pre-financing of its production batches, reduce the delivery time and improve customer experience globally.
Tsume mandated Allyum to find the best suited financial partner. The legal advice was headed by CMS (Luxembourg & France). Cyril Marchiol, the founder of Tsume, said: "After managing the whole process of the previous equity funding round, Allyum found a new flexible financing solution and identified a financial partner who perfectly matches the needs and philosophy of the company to ensure additional funding and key development projects. We really appreciated the long-term commitment and close relationship with Allyum over the last years".
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