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Pomvom lands deal with the new The Making of Harry Potter park in Tokyo
28.03.23
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Amir Perger
The company, which provides photography solutions for theme parks, will install systems in the new Harry Potter park being build by media giant Warner Bros. The transaction is expected to generate revenues of $9-13.5 million per year for five years
Thrill ride: Pomvom's automated photography solution coming to Six Flags
23.01.23
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Almog Azar
The company, which develops photography solutions for theme parks, has signed a letter of intent with the American chain for what may be the biggest deal in its history, with revenues to potentially reach $21 million a year