EVS is a leading provider of live video production solutions for broadcast and new media, trusted by production teams worldwide to deliver live sports, entertainment, and news to billions of viewers. The company pioneered the Live Slow-Motion (LSM) system, which became the global standard for sports replay. EVS continues to innovate in IP, artificial intelligence, and cloud-based technologies to enable compelling storytelling. With a global presence spanning over 20 offices and supporting customers in over 100 countries, EVS focuses on creating 'return on emotion' for its clients.
EVS SA has released a Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (CVDP) for its actively supported products and solutions. This policy provides guidelines for security researchers to responsibly report vulnerabilities, outlining mutual obligations and a detailed reporting procedure. The goal is to enhance the security and performance of EVS's offerings to its customers.
EVS has published its 2023 annual financial statement and corporate governance report on its investor relations website. The report includes detailed financial results and corporate information essential for investors and stakeholders.
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EVS highlights its Cerebrum broadcast control system, designed for managing IP, SDI, or hybrid infrastructures across various production environments. The system supports over 250 protocols, including NMOS, SDP, and Ember+, and offers flexible, device-agnostic licensing and customizable interfaces for comprehensive control and orchestration. It aims to streamline operations and reduce TCO for broadcasters.
EVS provides an overview of its stock information, noting its shares are listed on the NYSE Euronext Brussels market. The company achieved a market capitalization of EUR 528 million at the end of 2025, based on a share price of EUR 36.85. The article also includes historical data on share numbers, trading volumes, and financial metrics such as EPS and dividend yield.
EVS Broadcast Equipment provides live video production solutions, including its LiveCeption system, for major global sporting events like the Olympic Games. The company also highlights its new Choreon unified robotic controller and generative AI replay effects with XtraMotion. EVS is a key vendor for live sports broadcasting and production workflows.
EVS will showcase its MediaCeption, MediaInfra, and T-Motion solutions at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas. These offerings are designed to help organizations create, manage, and distribute content for enterprise communications, bringing broadcast innovation to corporate media workflows. Mike Shore, SVP Customer Advisory Services, will present a blueprint for enterprise media centers.
EVS highlights Cuez as a premium solution partner for planning, scripting, and automating production workflows. The collaboration aims to integrate Cuez's capabilities with EVS's offerings.
EVS is offering basic technical training for its Cerebrum Designer software, which is used for live production control and monitoring. The training aims to equip participants with the essential skills to operate and customize the system for various broadcast environments. This course is part of EVS's educational offerings for its production hardware solutions.
EVS has introduced VIA MAP, a new solution designed to connect live production workflows with editorial and distribution processes. The system is built on an open architecture to optimize efficiency in video operations.
EVS offers advanced technical training for its Cerebrum broadcast control and monitoring system engineers. This Tier 2 course focuses on advanced configuration and maintenance, building on foundational knowledge for customers managing their EVS installations.
