Foxtel is a privately owned company headquartered in Australia. Founded in 1995, it employs approximately 2,530 individuals. Its parent company is DAZN Group, and it functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Foxtel provides media and TV services, operating as an Australian subscription television company that offers both streaming and broadcast services. Its subsidiaries include Streamotion, FOX SPORTS Australia, Austar, Premium Movie Partnership (PMP), and Kayo Sports.

Revenue

Founded

1995

Headcount

2,522

Headquarters

Australia

Primary Segment

Media and TV services

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

2

News Summary:

On March 3, 2026, Foxtel Chief Executive Patrick Delany highlighted the company's focus on addressable sports and flagged an AI-driven personalization push, noting that influencers are testing broadcast rights. His remarks followed his attendance at various major sporting events, including the Winter Olympics, the NRL opening round in Las Vegas, Super Cars, and the Motor GP in Thailand. Earlier the same day, Formula One formalized a multi-year extension of its Australian broadcast partnership with Foxtel-owned streaming service Kayo Sports, reportedly valued at AUS$60 million. Previously, on February 18, Delany addressed subscriber complaints regarding Kayo's streaming issues, such as freezing and buffering during high demand, attributing the problems largely to factors within the consumer's home, including household bandwidth or weather impacting satellites. This followed the company's announcement on February 17 that its relationship with the Australian Football League has evolved beyond a traditional broadcast arrangement into a long-term investment in the sport's entire ecosystem, encompassing elite competition, grassroots participation, and women's football.

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Foxtel offers 9 products in the media and telecoms services industry. Foxtel's product portfolio comprises of broadcast television and radio, media and TV services, telecoms and content rights.
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Foxtel currently holds 68 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including rugby league, snooker, netball, cricket, golf, australian rules football, darts, combat sports, basketball, motorsports, soccer | association football, horse racing, sports sublicensing, sailing, surfing and baseball.

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