All Brands Owned by DAZN Group

What does DAZN own?
DAZN Group operates the DAZN sports streaming platform (available in 200+ markets), DAZn Bet (sports betting), Foxtel (Australian pay-TV broadcaster acquired in 2024-2025), DAZN MENA (Middle East broadcasting joint venture with SURJ), and content brands including DAZN Boxing, DAZN Football, and DAZN Tennis. DAZN also operates NFL Game Pass internationally through a partnership with the NFL.

Is DAZN publicly traded?
No. DAZN is a privately held company. However, in June 2026, the Financial Times reported that DAZN is undergoing a financial restructuring involving a new Cayman Islands holding company that could facilitate future capital raising or an IPO.

Who owns DAZN?
DAZN is primarily owned by Access Industries, led by Len Blavatnik. SURJ Sports Investment (a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund) holds a minority stake of close to 5% following a $1 billion investment in 2024-2025. News Corp holds an approximately 6% stake following the Foxtel acquisition deal.

Who is the CEO of DAZN?
Shay Segev serves as CEO of DAZN Group.

When was DAZN founded?
DAZN was founded in 2006 as Perform Group. The DAZN streaming platform was launched in 2016. The company has since grown to become one of the world's leading sports streaming services, operating in over 200 markets.

What is DAZN's annual revenue?
DAZN reported revenue of $3.19 billion for 2024, an increase of 11% from $2.86 billion in 2023. Direct-to-consumer revenue was $3.12 billion. The company is privately held and does not file detailed financial reports with the SEC, but files financial results in the UK.

What major partnerships has DAZN announced recently?
In July 2026, DAZN announced a landmark partnership to become the exclusive direct-to-consumer streaming home of YES Network and MSG Networks for the 2026-2027 NBA and NHL seasons. DAZN is also reportedly close to deals with seven additional NBA teams. Other major partnerships include NFL Game Pass (international), FIFA Club World Cup 2025, Riyadh Season, and the Foxtel acquisition in Australia.

What is DAZN's relationship with Saudi Arabia?
SURJ Sports Investment, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, invested $1 billion in DAZN in 2024-2025, acquiring a minority stake of close to 5% and establishing the DAZN MENA broadcasting joint venture. DAZN exclusively broadcasts Riyadh Season and operates Saudi Pro League club channels. This relationship has drawn criticism from human rights organizations regarding sportswashing.