BaltcomTV, a privately owned Latvian company founded in 1991, provides pay TV services. As of 2020, it employed approximately 110 people and generated less than $25 million in revenue. The company's operations are focused on internet and television services within Latvia.
Bite Latvia invested over EUR 300,000 in AI solutions to improve customer service, reducing call service time by 15 percent. This investment followed a merger with Baltcom, resulting in a 30 percent increase in information about fixed services. In 2024, Bite Latvia invested EUR 5 million in network security and efficiency, implementing Nokia's Deepfield Defender, which prevented approximately 4,000 DDoS attacks. The company also deployed 25 new base stations in the Latgale region since 2022, increasing its footprint by 20 percent to 147 base stations, with plans to deploy six new 5G base stations and upgrade 30 existing ones to 5G this year. Bite Latvia also partnered with Vodafone to offer mobile internet services in new cars from Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Porsche, and Volvo.
BaltcomTV offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. BaltcomTV's product portfolio comprises of pay TV services.
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BaltcomTV's revenues were less than $25M in 2020. All the revenue comes from pay TV.
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