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A recap of VidCon 2026 in Anaheim, spotlighting creator activations and lounges — including the debut of the Creator TV Pickleball Arena and Creator Pickleball Tour.
Recently, a startup called Creator Television has even elected to roll out several original TV shows starring creators on various FAST services.
Launched by Sabio Holdings, the Canadian connected TV ad tech company, Creator TV is repurposing licensed social media posts and editing them into 30-minute episodes, but the goal is to work with popular creators to produce their own original shows.
Sabio Holdings is looking to bridge the gap between user-generated creator content and traditional TV with its new free ad-supported linear streaming channel Creator TV – and utilize its CTV ad-tech expertise to bring demand and help monetize.
Figuring out how to sell ads against that programming comes later – you know, once there’s inventory to pitch, but for Creator TV, a free ad-supported TV (FAST) streaming channel that went live in January, things happened the other way around.
Ad tech and streaming company Sabio Holdings on Jan. 30 launched Creator TV, a free ad-supported television (FAST) channel available through streaming service Plex, which is available in about 140 countries.
Beacon Securities analyst Gabriel Leung highlights a "redemption arc" for Sabio Holdings (TSX Venture: SBIO), following impressive Q3 2024 results, with $16.1M in revenue (up 82% YoY) and $2.6M in Adjusted EBITDA. Leung raised his price target from $0.70 to $1.50, signaling strong confidence in the company's growth potential.
The “Redemption Arc” is unfolding for Sabio Holdings, says Beacon Securities analyst Gabriel Leung.
At the Cantech Letter Investment Conference, CEO Aziz Rahimtoola discussed the company’s expansion plans, including testing programmatic advertising and launching proprietary streaming channels to fuel future growth in 2025.
Following the pre-announcement of third quarter results, Beacon Securities analyst Gabriel Leung remains bullish on Sabio Holdings. On October 7, SBIO announced that it expects its best EBITDA ever and revenue of between $15.5 and $15.8-million U.S. dollars from it forthcoming third quarter.
Following the release of the company’s second quarter results, Beacon Securities analyst Gabriel Leung says things are looking better for Sabio Holdings.
Sabio Holdings' CEO, Aziz Rahimtoola, speaks with Cantech Letter reporter Brandi Hitt on Sabio’s core technology, vast datasets, key partnerships, and positive trajectory as an end-to-end ad tech stack.
App Science, a Sabio Holdings company focussed on data analytics, signed a multi-year deal with Pivot Marketing Group to help them understand Asian audiences better. App Science uses mobile app data and AI to provide deep audience insights to brands like Toyota, helping them target specific demographics within the Asian market.
Sabio's first quarter results are in the book, and Eight Capital analyst Kiran Sritharan still thinks there is lots of money to be made on Sabio Holdings. Sritharan says “Sabio’s March print met Street expectations and despite the seasonal weakness, the balance sheet and liquidity profile are in a good spot to start the year. CTV revenue grew 29% y/y, highlighting strong demand that could further benefit from an improved operating environment and increasing political spend expectations."
Following the company’s fourth quarter results, Eight Capital analyst Kiran Sritharan has maintained his “Buy” rating on Sabio Holdings. On April 24, Sabio Holdings reported its Q4 and fiscal 2023 results. In the fourth quarter, the company posted Adjusted EBITDA of US$2.1 million on revenue of US$12.7 million.
Advertisers are focusing on targeting Hispanic and Latinx audiences due to their significant purchasing power, projected to reach $2.6 trillion by 2025. However, challenges such as inaccurate third-party data and oversimplified creative approaches highlight the importance of leveraging first-party data and adapting marketing messages to authentically resonate with diverse segments within this demographic.
Sabio Holdings' Co-Founder & CEO, Aziz Rahimtoola believes that the death of the cookie is an opportunity to create deeper relationships with consumers by building trust and transparency through opt-in data collection and personalization. Advertisers, brands, publishers, and marketers must diversify their data sources and collaborate with partners that prioritize contextual targeting and the collection of privacy-compliant first-party data.
In this video interview with Beet.TV, Jon Stimmel, Chief Growth Officer at Sabio, highlights the need for a more nuanced understanding of different cultural segments.
Sabio Holdings' Co-founder & CEO, Aziz Rahimtoola and CFO, Sajid Premji present Sabio Holdings' opportunity in the Connected TV Streaming space at the Planet MicroCap Showcase: Vancouver 2023.
Sabio has a 400% upside, according to Paradigm Analyst, Daniel Rosenberg. After quarterly results he describes as “in-line” Paradigm Capital analyst Daniel Rosenberg says there is still a lot of money to be made on Sabio (TSXV:SBIO).
Sabio Holdings is powering through a difficult environment in the online advertising space. That’s the take from Beacon Securities analyst Gabriel Leung, who reviewed the latest quarterly numbers from Sabio in a Wednesday report.
Eight Capital analyst, Kiran Sritharan, says the ongoing streaming revolution in digital media puts Sabio in a prime spot to grow its connected TV (CTV) and over-the-top (OTT) advertising business.
Planet MicroCap CEO, Robert Kraft, speaks with Sabio Holdings Inc. Founder & CEO, Aziz Rahimtoola, via Zoom to discuss the overview and history of Sabio Holdings Inc., what makes Sabio unique compared to others in the space, a quick tutorial on the CTV/OTT space, building the network for Sabio's CTV/OTT marketplace, Sabio's value drivers for 2023, and why folks should want to engage with Sabio at the Planet MicroCap Showcase in Las Vegas.
Read analysis on the CTV/OTT landscape by Dushan Batrovic, including recognition of Sabio Holdings’ differentiated capabilities
iA Capital Markets has initiated coverage on Sabio Holdings, with a "Buy" Rating and a 12-month target price of C$2.90 per share.
Following on from Sabio Holdings' Q4 & Full-Year 2022 results, Analyst, Gabriel Leung of Beacon Securities, reiterates his "Buy" rating on SBIO.
Despite a slowdown in the broader advertising space, ad tech company Sabio Holdings continues to shine, according to Paradigm Capital analyst Daniel Rosenberg, who ticked his target price higher in a Thursday report. Rosenberg reiterated a “Buy” rating on Sabio while reviewing the company’s latest (and record) quarterly results, saying the company’s opportunities in the TV analytics space are huge.
Our CEO, Aziz Rahimtoola, and CFO, Sajid Premji, joined Paul Andreola of Smallcap Discoveries for an update on Sabio Holdings. Watch the full discussion.
How can the industry best collect, merge and normalize data for use by marketers? For Aziz Rahimtoola, CEO and Co-Founder of Sabio, the richness of mobile data is one of the keys to understanding consumer behavior.
Here we are in 2022, brimming with hope and expectation of all the new things the media and marketing community will create and innovate.
CEO Aziz Rahimtoola explores how being underrepresented in the TV landscape provided the impetus behind the early beginnings of this now-listed TSX Venture Exchange issuer
A variety of studies have shown that people want to see themselves represented in television content and advertising. Technology company Sabio is helping producers of streaming content to monetize their efforts to create programming for diverse audiences.
The following is a guest post by Jon Stimmel, chief growth officer at Sabio Holdings. Opinions are their own.
CEO Aziz Rahimtoola and CFO Sajid Premji join Brieanna McCutcheon of The Market Herald for the Market Herald Video Q&A podcast.
Sabio Holdings (SBIO) helps brands distribute and monetize ad content in the VOD and streaming space. To this end, the company offers a technology suite designed to optimize for specific campaign goals and KPIs.
Many publishers are betting big on seller-defined audiences (SDA) as a centerpiece of their post-third-party-cookie monetization plans.
U.S.-based Ad tech company Sabio, which will be known as Sabio Holdings Inc, is about to hit the public markets with an aim to bring its connected TV advertising solutions to a wider audience.
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