QTV is a privately owned UK-based company founded in 2011. Employing approximately 40 people, it provides broadcast professional services, encompassing outside broadcast, livestreaming, remote production, broadcast distribution, virtual event production, and feature production. In 2023, the company's revenue was less than $10 million.
On an unspecified date, QTV partnered with Neutral Wireless to explore broadcasting live Scottish Premiership Football using Private 5G-enabled wireless cameras. A pop-up Private 5G network operated in a 100MHz licensed n77 band from Ofcom was deployed at the Scot Foam stadium in Dundee. On an unspecified date, QTV launched ENG5, a new truck to fulfill a three-year contract with Sky Sports for Rugby Super League, providing technical facilities for 91 matches. On an unspecified date, QTV collaborated with Dizplai, a cloud technology provider, and World Archery to provide new broadcast graphics for all World Archery competitions. The partnership aimed to reinvent the governing body’s broadcast graphics and enhance fan engagement.
QTV offers 2 products in the media tech industry. QTV's product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services and broadcast professional services.
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QTV's revenues were less than $10M in 2023. Caretta Research has split QTV's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is live production and OB services. For full access to QTV's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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QTV's customers primarily consist of spectator Sports and newspaper Publishing companies. Examples of QTV's customers include Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL), The New York Times and World Archery. Examples of QTV's suppliers include RTS Intercom Systems, Grass Valley and Ross Video.
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