Okko, a privately owned company headquartered in Russia, operates as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Founded in 2011, the company employs approximately 400 individuals and reported $90.0M in revenue as of 2024. Specializing in media and TV services, Okko functions as a video-on-demand online service with its offerings available across key platforms, including Smart TV, mobile devices (IOS and Android), Play Station 3, Play Station 4, and web (PC).
Okko, a rights-holder, partnered earlier this week with Russia-based betting firm BetBoom to offer select UEFA men's club soccer competition games for free in Russia, accessible via video-streaming platform Twitch and Okko's own streaming platform. Earlier in August, Okko denied reports of imposing fuel restrictions on vehicles, clarifying on August 2 that a 100-liter limit applied exclusively to fuel dispensed into containers. In July, the company opened its first urban filling station complex in a new format, focusing on non-fuel services such as foodservice, and announced plans to invest over $120 million over the next three years to build 20 new complexes and reconstruct 60 existing sites. This follows news from late June that the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plans to sign a long-term loan agreement for up to EUR 50 million with Okko at URC 2026, aimed at supporting the development and construction of a 189 MW wind power plant in Ukraine through Volyn West Wind-2 LLC and Volyn West Wind-3 LLC.
Okko currently holds 28 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including winter sports, basketball, combat sports, fencing, soccer | association football, cycling and ice skating.
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