DiGiCo, a privately owned UK-based manufacturer of digital mixing consoles, was founded in 2002. Employing approximately 150 people, the company designs and develops digital audio equipment for various applications, including live music concerts, industrial installations, and nightclub DJ mixers. In 2023, DiGiCo reported revenues of less than $100 million (£87,738,728.76). It is a subsidiary of Audiotonix.
DiGiCo consoles, including a Quantum 852, Quantum 7, SD10, SD9, and SD11, form the core of the Royal Albert Hall's audio system. This was noted by Ben Evans, the venue's audio operations manager, in London, UK. The Royal Albert Hall, a 153-year-old venue with a capacity of almost 6000, presents diverse performances nightly and has challenging acoustics for modern music amplification. Separately, DiGiCo Infrastructure REIT participated in a $1.25 billion Australian debt financing deal facilitated by Paisley, assisting with the acquisition of Global Switch Australia and iseek as part of an ASX listing.
DiGiCo offers 5 products in the media tech industry. DiGiCo's product portfolio comprises of audio.
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DiGiCo's revenues were less than $100M in 2023. Caretta Research has split DiGiCo's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is live production consoles. For full access to DiGiCo's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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DiGiCo's customers primarily consist of streaming services and pro AV services companies. Examples of DiGiCo's customers include Clair Global, Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group and North Point Ministries.
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