Secuoya Content Group generates €156 million between July 2025 and June 2026, a 16.6% increase, and plans new investments backed by Aurora Media Inversiones.
Secuoya Content Group generates €156 million between July 2025 and June 2026, a 16.6% increase compared to the previous year, according to Panorama Audiovisual. EBITDA exceeds €60 million, with a growth of 10.6%, and revenue outside Spain now represents more than 30% of the group's total.
The company has low debt, with a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 1.16 times. Additionally, it has over €82 million in undrawn financing lines, separate from the resources of the Aurora Media Inversiones vehicle.
Secuoya Studios produced 667 hours of content in the first half of 2026 and strengthened its presence in Latin America through Secuoya Studios Latam. For the second half, it plans to begin filming 14 new projects and premiere 10 productions. In the last three years, the group has invested €191 million in its own catalogue.
The BPO and Services areas added €14 million more in revenue, thanks to new business agreements and contract renewals. The Services area attended to more than 40 productions, and XPost Studios delivered nearly 400 hours of finished product, with a 15% increase in hours worked.
Secuoya Nexus, specialised in virtual reality, augmented reality, and brand experiences, develops over 50 projects per year for companies such as Repsol, BBVA, CaixaBank, and Real Madrid. Its activities also include experiences for museums like the Alborán Museum and the Goya Museum, and the integration of AI in immersive production.
International revenues reached €20 million in the first half of 2026, over €10 million above a year earlier. The group aims to raise this share to 50% of the total in the medium term.
The average workforce as of June 2026 reached 1,771 employees, nearly 150 more than in December 2025, along with 11,000 temporary hires linked to activity.
The group also expects to grow through inorganic operations driven by Aurora Media Inversiones, with an investment capacity of up to €200 million. The fund combines public and private capital, and this is how the company describes it:
to strengthen the Spanish and European audiovisual industry and promote companies with growth potential, intellectual property generation, and international projection
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