Kayo Sports, a privately owned company headquartered in Australia and a tier 1 media tech buyer, functions as Australia’s direct-to-consumer sports streaming service. Founded in 2018, with approximately 80 employees, it reported $507.2M in revenue as of 2025. The company is managed by Hubbl (formerly Streamotion), a digital media subsidiary of the Foxtel Group, which is also a parent company, and serves as a revenue engine for DAZN Group. Kayo Sports specializes in media and TV services, operating a cloud-native platform that hosts over 50 live and on-demand sports lines. Its offerings leverage broadcasting rights portfolios that include the Australian Football League (AFL), National Rugby League (NRL), Formula 1, cricket, and international motorsport events.
Kayo Sports and Foxtel extended their Australian MotoGP broadcast partnership on September 3, 2026, securing a new multi-year agreement commencing in 2027. This deal with MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group maintains comprehensive coverage, including every practice, qualifying session, and race shown live and in high definition. Earlier on the same day, DAZN revealed the unification of Fox Sports and Kayo SPORTS under a single Kayo SPORTS banner during its Media+ Upfront event. This consolidation combines Fox Sports' three decades of journalism and production with Kayo SPORTS’ digital reach and streaming experience. Also on September 3, the Surfing Super League announced an exclusive Australian broadcast agreement with Foxtel Group platforms, including Kayo Sports and BINGE, for its inaugural 2028 season. This announcement coincided with the Foxtel Group outlining its next chapter under DAZN, with Kayo Sports positioned as the central consumer sports brand. Previously, at the DAZN Media+ Upfront, the Foxtel Group detailed its 2027 slate, which encompasses BINGE originals, international programming, Kayo Sports rights, and new advertising products.
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Kayo Sports offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. Kayo Sports's product portfolio comprises of media and TV services.
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Kayo Sports's revenues were less than $1B in 2025. All the revenue comes from video streaming.
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Examples of Kayo Sports's suppliers include MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Akamai.
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Kayo Sports currently holds 59 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including field hockey, surfing, australian rules football, netball, darts, winter sports, cricket, motorsports, golf, water polo, soccer | association football, horse racing, cycling, rugby league and baseball.
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