iKO Media Group (iKOMG), a provider of managed broadcast, media, and distribution services, has announced a new multi-platform distribution agreement with a leading European broadcaster.

The agreement supports the delivery of multiple TV channels spanning entertainment, cinema, and lifestyle programming throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, utilising a hybrid satellite and IP distribution architecture designed to maximise reach, resiliency and operational flexibility.

iKOMG says the deployment forms part of its broader strategic expansion across the US and Latin America, including the establishment of a new operational presence in Miami.

Under the agreement, iKOMG is responsible for the end-to-end management of content reception, processing, encoding, encryption, monitoring, and distribution. Services are delivered through a combination of satellite and IP infrastructure, enabling reliable content delivery while supporting the industry’s transition toward increasingly hybrid broadcast and OTT environments.

The channels are distributed via Eutelsat 117 West A, an established video neighbourhood serving Latin America, complemented by IP delivery paths. The solution is monitored and managed through iKOMG’s operational infrastructure, ensuring high service availability, quality assurance, and secure content delivery across multiple territories.

Francesco Cataldo, Chairman of iKO Media Group, commented: “Our continued expansion across the Americas reflects a clear strategic direction for iKO Media Group. The opening of our Miami operation strengthens our ability to support customers throughout the region while providing local access to our global expertise in content management, broadcast operations, satellite services, cloud workflows, and IP distribution. Broadcasters today are looking for more than individual technology components. They are seeking trusted partners capable of managing complete distribution ecosystems with the flexibility, resilience, and visibility required for modern media operations. This agreement is another important step in that journey.”

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