SportVot Expands Globally With Cloud Sports Broadcasting Platform

Indian sports-technology company SportVot announced its international expansion plans with its focus being the Asia Pacific, Middle Africa and North Africa, and chosen regions of Europe. SportVot's cloud-based sports broadcasting platform, whose prowess is in the cost-effective remote sports production and OTT delivery, aims to transform grassroots sports by offering near-broadcast quality streams through its own Cloud Studio technology.

Over the past year, SportVot has penetrated 10 new markets, including Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia, where there are no cost-effective broadcasting solutions available in the sports ecosystems of the region. SportVot recently opened its first office outside its home country in Australia to support this growth.

Key Highlights-

• SportVot expands to Asia Pacific MENA and Europe with cloud based sports platform
• Enables grassroots sports streaming through affordable mobile technology
• Partners with ITTF Oceania for first federation level table tennis coverage

“Local sports everywhere in the world are talent-rich but at times lacking appropriate visibility and infrastructure to nurture," said Siddhant Agarwal, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of SportVot. "We aim to bridge that gap by making broadcasting available and enabling athletes at any level to leave a digital footprint."

SportVot's single-operator model allows federations, clubs, and amateur organizers to deliver remote match coverage at minimal overheads. The platform has streamed over 3.5 lakh matches of 30 sports and collaborated with organizations like Japan Cricket, Thailand Cricket, Saudi Cricket, and Kommunity TV.

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In a recent development, SportVot collaborated with ITTF Oceania to stream a continental table tennis tournament for the first time, an Indian sports-tech firm collaborating at the federation level in this sport anywhere globally.

Agarwal added further, "We believe this model can unlock both opportunities and revenue for grassroots sports across the world."

SportVot began in 2019 and has also reached 100 million viewers worldwide, creating visibility for grassroots associations and players.