Kayo Sports, a privately owned Australian company founded in 2018, provides a multi-sports streaming service. With a headcount of approximately 80 employees, the company's most recent revenue (in 2023) was under $50 million. It is owned by Streamotion and Foxtel.
Kayo Sports will broadcast three one-day matches between Australia’s and India’s Under 19 men’s cricket teams live, also streaming via Cricket.com.au and the CA Live app. The National Under 19 Male Championships, a 10-team tournament played across 12 venues, will culminate in a final at the WACA Ground. Beginning in 2026, Kayo Sports and Foxtel will broadcast every round of the Repco Supercars Championship, including the Bathurst 12 Hour, live and ad-break free in ultra-high definition, following a new multi-year broadcast agreement. Also starting in early 2026, Kayo Sports will introduce new advertising formats and technology upgrades developed with DAZN. From tomorrow, Kayo Sports will broadcast all 19 T20 International matches of the 2025 Asia Cup, taking place in the United Arab Emirates, for the next two weeks.
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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 Dorna Sports, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Akamai.
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Kayo Sports currently holds 58 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including baseball, golf, cricket, motorsports, australian rules football, darts, rugby league, cycling, field hockey, netball, winter sports, horse racing, soccer | association football and surfing.
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