Arqiva, a privately owned company founded in 2005 and headquartered in the UK, provides connectivity and distribution services. Employing approximately 1590 people, the company's primary business is the provision of terrestrial television and radio broadcasting services within the UK. Arqiva also offers international channel distribution utilizing its managed fiber and satellite infrastructure. Its most recent annual revenue (as of 2024) was less than $1 billion.
On April 1st, Arqiva's head of platform engineering & delivery, Kenny Skillen, joined the World Teleport Association's board of directors for a three-year term. On July 22nd, 2024, Arqiva secured a contract with SGN, a gas distribution network, to provide a managed connectivity service across 230 sites in England and Scotland. This service will support SGN's operational technology telemetry network, offering a unified communications solution designed for security, resilience, and reliability. Arqiva also has a long-standing relationship with the Winchester Science Centre, having donated land over 20 years ago to support its creation.
Arqiva offers 7 products in the media tech industry. Arqiva's product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services, content supply chain and video processing and playout.
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Arqiva's revenues were less than $1B in 2024. Caretta Research has split Arqiva's revenue into 9 different product categories, the largest of which is terrestrial transmission services. For full access to Arqiva's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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Arqiva's customers primarily consist of pay TV services and broadcast television and radio companies. Examples of Arqiva's customers include BBC, Sky Group and NBCUniversal. Arqiva has commercial and technical partners like Irdeto, Techex and Viasat. Examples of Arqiva's suppliers include 3SS, Viaccess-Orca and Amazon Web Services (AWS).