Nine Entertainment, privately owned and headquartered in Australia, was founded in 2004 and operates with approximately 30 employees. Functioning as an Australian media company, its operations encompass holdings in radio and television broadcasting, newspaper publications, and digital media.
Nine Entertainment began forming AI content deals with corporations, CEO Matt Stanton informed analysts on February 24 during a briefing on the half-year results, noting the media group's ongoing efforts to improve operational effectiveness across its businesses. On the same day, the company reported H1 FY26 results, achieving $1.14 billion in revenue and Group EBITDA before Specific Items of $201 million, a 6% increase from H1 FY25. This period also saw Nine's strategic transformation, which included the sale of Nine Radio, the acquisition of digital outdoor media platform QMS Media, and the conversion of its Northern NSW TV business (NBN) and Nine Darwin from wholly-owned entities to affiliate arrangements. Previously, on February 23, Nine announced a 30% increase in net profit from continuing operations, reaching $95.2 million in the first half of 2025/26, with its streaming service, Stan, significantly boosting earnings. This followed the WIN Network's move to acquire Nine Entertainment’s Darwin television station, which was reported on February 23.
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