Privately owned Kayo Sports, headquartered in Australia, is a subsidiary of Foxtel and Streamotion, founded in 2018, employs approximately 80 individuals, and reported $36.6M in revenue as of 2023. The company is classified as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Functioning as a multi-sports streaming service, it specializes in providing media and TV services.

Revenue

Founded

2018

Headcount

79

Headquarters

Australia

Primary Segment

Media and TV services

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

Kayo Sports, through the Foxtel Group and Hubbl, is increasing its focus on customers sharing passwords to provide Kayo access in other homes, a development gaining traction on February 14, 2026. Previously, on January 25, Kayo Sports secured broadcast rights in Australia for the Softball Australia Cup, featuring top-ranked women’s teams from Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. This followed Kayo Sports and SailGP signing a multi-year broadcast agreement on January 14, extending their partnership, which began in 2019, to broadcast every race of the Rolex SailGP Championship live and on demand. In November 2025, Kayo, as a subscription TV rights holder for the Foxtel Group, shared Seven's desire for The Ashes Test matches to run for five days, a period when Travis Head’s Test performance pulled record TV crowds but came at a cost for both broadcasters. Earlier that month, on November 20, News Australia partnered with Kayo Sports for an integrated summer cricket campaign, including a 24-page Backyard Cricket Guide, positioning Kayo as the home for family sports entertainment and the exclusive platform to watch every game of The Ashes, Big Bash League, and Women’s Big Bash League that summer.

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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 $50M in 2023. All the revenue comes from video streaming.
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Examples of Kayo Sports's suppliers include Amazon Web Services (AWS), MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group and Akamai.

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Kayo Sports currently holds 58 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including cycling, netball, motorsports, winter sports, soccer | association football, cricket, surfing, field hockey, horse racing, darts, rugby league, baseball, australian rules football and golf.

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