AI-Media, a publicly owned company headquartered in Australia, was founded in 2003 and employs approximately 440 individuals, specializing in media managed services. The company reported $41.8M in revenue as of 2025. It provides captioning, transcription, translation, and audio description services for the education, corporate, broadcast, and government sectors.
On March 5, 2026, AI-Media Technologies CEO Tony Abrahams discussed the company's growth, highlighting its role in transforming global communication through AI-powered captioning and voice translation. He specifically mentioned the LEXI Suite and its global encoder network, which enable real-time multilingual communication and scalable AI-driven workflows across various environments. Previously, on March 4, AI-Media reported strong annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth for H1 2026. The company withdrew its FY29 CEO aspirational targets, choosing instead to prioritize near-term guidance on metrics such as ARR growth and EBITDA expansion. Management also noted a transition from CapEx to OpEx for hardware sales, anticipating a recovery in the second half of FY26 with the launch of upgraded AI-native units. This follows a live session the company hosted in January, titled "ADA Title II – Compliance Made Simple with AI," which aimed to clarify the U.S. Department of Justice’s finalized ADA Title II rule for public entities, particularly concerning captions, transcripts, and audio description under WCAG 2.1 AA.
AI-Media's customers primarily consist of search, social, and retail media and generative AI companies. Examples of AI-Media's customers include NBCUniversal, Microsoft and Google. AI-Media has partners like PlayBox Neo.
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