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Pebble Beach Systems Group announced on Monday it won a five-year contract worth an initial £1.3 million in support of a ‘tier-1 US-based streaming company’. The company believes the agreement has scope for ‘significant’ further revenues as the relationship develops over time. The Epsom, England-based broadcasting automation solutions company said the contract is being implemented to support the end-customer’s expansion into live sports broadcasting. As such, Pebble will provide support and maintenance services over the five-year contract term. Pebble’s software will allow the customer to automate the delivery of video and audio materials, allowing the playout of programmes, commercials, and other graphics and content into a single stream. While the company is withholding the name of its customer, Pebble said its relationship with its ‘global partner’ is well-established, ‘with the two having worked together for many years’. Peter Mayhead, Pebble Beach’s chief executive officer, said: ‘This new contract, in support of one of the largest streaming services companies globally, is testimony to the quality of our automation software - which is widely considered to be ’best of breed’ - as well as our ongoing support and maintenance services...As streaming companies move into live content, especially sports, and seek to drive advertising revenues, Pebble’s technology becomes a highly relevant and proven solution. We look forward to completing the delivery of our solution and to a successful, long-term relationship.’ Pebble Beach shares were up 21% at 19.95 pence on Monday afternoon in London. Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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