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.
On March 11, 2026, Nine Entertainment selected Domo as its central AI and data platform, aiming to replace multiple reporting systems with a single governed analytics environment. This move is intended to simplify reporting across Nine’s television, streaming, publishing, and digital businesses, which had previously managed fragmented reporting systems and inconsistent metrics due to years of growth and mergers. Earlier, on February 24, Nine Entertainment reported H1 FY26 revenue of $1.14 billion and Group EBITDA before Specific Items of $201 million, marking a 6% increase from H1 FY25. During a briefing with analysts on the half-year results, CEO Matt Stanton stated that the media group had started making content deals with companies needing material for their AI programs and had been improving the operating effectiveness of existing businesses. This follows the company's strategic transformation efforts, which include 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 deals.
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