Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union is a non-profit association headquartered in Malaysia. Founded in 1964, it employs approximately 60 individuals and focuses on content rights. The organization functions as a professional association of broadcasting organizations with over 280 members spanning 57 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1964

Headcount

56

Headquarters

Malaysia

Primary Segment

Search, social, and retail media

Ownership

Non-profit

Deployments

5

News Summary:

On September 15, 2026, Indonesia’s public broadcaster TVRI partnered with RANS Entertainment to deliver free coverage of the 2026 Asian Games from Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, to audiences across Indonesia. Concurrently, the Saudi Broadcasting Authority (SBA) and Syria’s General Authority for Radio and Television signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Riyadh, establishing a framework to strengthen cooperation and exchange audio and visual programs across culture, education, science, entertainment, sports, and news. Also on this date, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the Sydney Morning Herald, in collaboration with the University of Sydney, announced the inaugural recipients of the Judith Whelan Leadership Fellowship, an initiative designed to develop women leaders in Australian media. Separately, Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) marked its 81st anniversary, focusing on a digital transformation to meet the demands of evolving media consumption, with President Director I Hendrasmo emphasizing the importance of organizational mindset changes. Furthermore, Egypt’s National Media Authority (NMA) and United Media Services (UMS) deepened discussions to expand collaboration and integration, aiming to strengthen the country’s media industry and enhance its global competitiveness.

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Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union's revenues were less than $50M in 2024. All the revenue comes from sports sublicensing.
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Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union currently holds 5 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including multi-sport, soccer | association football and motorsports.

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