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EVS to acquire Telemetrics
Live video technology specialist EVS has confirmed the strategic acquisition of US-based Telemetrics, a pioneer in media production robotics. This move marks a significant step in EVS’ s growth strategy, expanding its portfolio with high-value automation solutions and reinforcing its presence in the US market. The acquisition aligns with EVS’ s mission to deliver‘ return on emotion’, unlocking synergies across the EVS ecosystem and creating new revenue opportunities. The integration will also enable EVS to explore US-based product assembly opportunities, supporting agility in response to evolving tariff structures.
The transaction is scheduled to close on October 1st, 2025, contributing to group results starting in Q4 2025. The acquisition will support long-term value creation through portfolio diversification and an increased addressable market.
The acquisition aligns with EVS’ s PLAYForward strategy and reinforces its commitment to delivering‘ return on emotion’ through intelligent, software-driven
“ The acquisition aligns with EVS’ s mission to deliver‘ return on emotion’.” production workflows. By integrating Telemetrics’ advanced robotics portfolio with EVS’ s existing platforms, including Cerebrum and the Flexible Control Room concept, EVS will unlock new automation capabilities, enhance precision, and expand creative freedom
for customers across broadcast, legislative, defense, and educational sectors. EVS will also ensure continuous innovation, leveraging its portfolio of media specific genAI capabilities to improve the control of the solution and the quality of the images.
Serge Van Herck, CEO of EVS, commented:“ This acquisition marks a pivotal step in our strategy to expand our footprint and enhance our portfolio with intelligent robotics solutions. Telemetrics’ legacy of innovation
MFE to seal ProSiebenSat. 1 deal
MediaForEurope( MFE) looks set to take control of ProSiebenSat. 1 after Czech investment group PPF declared it would sell its 15.7 % stake in the German broadcaster to the TV group controlled by Italy’ s Berlusconi family.
The move clears the way for MFE take full control of ProSiebenSat. 1, effectively putting an end to the takeover battle.
MFE, which runs Mediaset TV operations in Italy and Spain, has tabled a € 1.8 billion cash-and-share bid for the German media group in a push to create an ad-funded European TV juggernaut after it had accumulated a significant stake in the company.
PPF announced on August 27th that it would accept MFE’ s offer, ending its investment in ProSiebenSat. 1. and precision aligns perfectly with EVS’ s mission to empower customers with smarter, more immersive live production tools. We are confident this move will drive long-term growth and shareholder value. In addition, this acquisition provides EVS with production capacity in the US.”
Founded in 1973 as a US and familyowned business, Telemetrics has been at the forefront of innovation in television camera control for over five decades. With a legacy built on reliability, precision, and a strong return on investment, Telemetrics has earned a reputation for delivering solutions that meet the evolving needs of the media and technology industries.
Michael Cuomo, VP of Telemetrics, added:“ We’ re proud to bring our family’ s legacy into the EVS ecosystem. This partnership allows us to extend our reach beyond the US and bring our premium production solutions to a worldwide audience. EVS shares our values and vision, making it the ideal partner to carry forward the innovations started by my grandfather and father. For our employees, this marks an exciting new chapter filled with opportunities for growth, collaboration, and innovation. Our customers will benefit from expanded support, smarter automation, and deeper integration with EVS’ s world-class platforms. And for our business partners, this acquisition opens the door to new markets and joint development initiatives that will drive mutual success. We’ re thrilled about what lies ahead and confident that together with EVS, we’ ll continue to shape the future of media production robotics.”
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