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Stingray Digital

Stingray Digital is a publicly-traded media company distributing curated audio and video across 156 countries.

Stingray Digital

Stingray Digital, headquartered in Montreal, Canada, started as a digital music and video distributor and now functions as a multi-platform media company (Stingray Group Inc.). The firm's growth has been driven by acquisitions and organic expansion, building a portfolio that includes 97 radio stations in Canada, a streaming platform with thousands of music channels, and the largest retail audio ad network in North America. Its primary revenue sources are advertising, business solutions for in-store experiences, and content licensing. Stingray's strategy is asset-heavy: it owns radio stations, content rights (including the world's largest karaoke catalog), and a proprietary retail media network deployed in more than 25,100 retail, pharmacy, and convenience store locations. The company serves over 13,000 commercial clients across verticals like retail, banking, health & fitness, and QSR. Geographically, its operations span 156 countries across six continents, with a focus on North America and Europe. The firm is publicly traded on the TSX (TSX: RAY.A and RAY.B) and disclosed no AUM. Its professionals count is not publicly available. In March 2024, Stingray launched Stingray Advertising, consolidating its retail audio ad network and radio advertising sales into a single unit (per the firm). The company also maintains a dedicated investor relations page with quarterly financial reporting. Stingray's structural differentiator is its vertical integration across content creation, distribution, and advertising. Unlike pure-streaming platforms, it owns physical radio stations, a retail ad network, and in-car infotainment partnerships with automakers. This gives it three revenue streams (subscription, licensing, and advertising) and hard-to-replicate real-world distribution through thousands of retail locations.

General information

Firm type

Publicly-Traded Corporate

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

Canada

City

Montreal

Corporate office

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Additional offices

New York, New York · Austin, Texas · Boulder, Colorado · Toronto, Ontario

Sector focus

Media & EntertainmentAdvertisingMusic StreamingRadioDigital ContentIn-Vehicle InfotainmentBusiness Services

Frequently asked questions

How does Stingray generate revenue?

Stingray generates revenue from advertising (retail audio network and radio), business solutions (in-store music and digital signage subscriptions), and content licensing (streaming and distribution to partners). The company also has a consumer subscription segment for its streaming apps.

Is Stingray a single family office or a publicly-traded company?

Stingray Digital is a publicly-traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: RAY.A, RAY.B). It is not structured as a family office.

What is Stingray's retail audio ad network?

Stingray Advertising operates the largest retail audio ad network in North America, reaching over 928 million monthly shopping visits across 25,100+ commercial locations including retail, pharmacy, and convenience stores.

Does Stingray own any radio stations?

Yes, Stingray owns 97 radio stations across Canada, reaching more than 7 million weekly listeners.

What type of content does Stingray distribute?

Stingray distributes curated music channels, video concerts and documentaries, karaoke, lifestyle and wellness channels, and music video channels across streaming platforms, in-car infotainment, in-flight entertainment, and TV apps.

Who are Stingray's key competitors?

Stingray competes with streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, as well as traditional radio companies and in-store advertising providers. Its unique position combines content ownership with real-world distribution networks.

How many commercial locations does Stingray serve?

Stingray Business serves over 13,000 commercial clients across verticals including retail, banking, health and fitness, and hospitality.

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