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Videoland completes Viaplay Dutch business deal

PRIVATEOct 30, 2026

Acquiring Company

Videoland

Acquired Company

Viaplay

NetherlandsStockholmMedia And EntertainmentSportsBroadcastingMedia And EntertainmentGamingSports

Description

Viaplay has completed the sale of its Dutch business to Videoland, owned by RTL Netherlands and DPG Media. Videoland paid EUR 142 million (SEK 1.57 billion) on a cash- and debt-free basis. The deal was first announced in July and received competition clearance earlier this month. Viaplay will focus on its core Nordic markets going forward.

Quick answer

Videoland is acquiring Viaplay, announced October 30, 2026. Videoland is based in Netherlands.

How much did Videoland pay for Viaplay?
The deal value was not disclosed.
What does Videoland do?
Videoland is a Dutch streaming service that is part of DPG Media.
Where are Videoland and Viaplay based?
Videoland is based in Netherlands. Viaplay is based in Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.

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Company Information

Company

Videoland

Location

Netherlands

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Videoland is a Dutch streaming service that is part of DPG Media. It offers video on demand content to Dutch viewers. The service is expanding its portfolio with sports broadcasting rights.

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Frequently asked

Who acquired Viaplay?

Viaplay was acquired by Videoland, based in Netherlands. The deal was reported on October 30, 2026. Videoland is a Dutch streaming service that is part of DPG Media. It offers video on demand content to Dutch viewers. The service is expanding its portfolio with sports broadcasting rights. Videoland is privately held and operates in Media And Entertainment.

When did Videoland acquire Viaplay?

Videoland's acquisition of Viaplay was reported on October 30, 2026. Viaplay has completed the sale of its Dutch business to Videoland, owned by RTL Netherlands and DPG Media. Videoland paid EUR 142 million (SEK 1.57 billion) on a cash- and debt-free basis. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.

What does Viaplay do?

Viaplay Group AB (publ) is the Nordic region's leading entertainment provider. It is privately held, operating in Media And Entertainment, and is based in Stockholm.

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