Måndag 24 November | 11:47:49 Europe / Stockholm
2025-11-24 10:40:00

Umeå, Sweden – 24th November, 2025 – Codemill (Nasdaq: CDMIL) today announced it has been awarded a three-year contract with a leading global streaming platform, specialising in Asian entertainment. This agreement, valued at 8.1 MSEK over three years in recurring revenue (2.7 MSEK per year) and additional Digital Services, will see Codemill implement Cantemo Media Asset Management (MAM), hosted in AWS cloud, with Accurate.Video for content preparation, including Quality Control (QC), compliance editing, VOD poster image preparation and subtitle correction. The new platform is planned to go live in December 2025.

The streaming platform is a prominent American over-the-top (OTT) streaming service. It serves as the world’s leading platform for Asian entertainment and culture, offering millions of viewers access to primetime shows and movies subtitled in over 200 languages.

Following a successful Proof of Concept, in which the leading global streaming platform tested integration with AWS Rekognition to enrich data before entering the Media Asset Management system, the streaming platform has selected Codemill to optimise their media management and content preparation workflows. 

In addition to software, Codemill will collaborate with the streaming platform to provide digital services, including UX research, design and custom software development. This integrated approach will enable the streaming platform to streamline key media workflows—such as ingest, QC, compliance, artwork creation, ad-break markup, and subtitle correction—in a standardized and efficient manner.

“This leading global streaming platform has a really talented team that has been a pleasure to work with. They have a clear view of where the industry is heading and how they want to embrace new technology to improve their media management”, said Maria Hellström, CEO of Codemill. “We are thrilled to partner with this leading global streaming platform, a true innovator in the digital entertainment space.”