Genius Sports Holdings Ltd. — Company Profile
Company overview. Genius Sports Holdings Ltd. is the Guernsey-incorporated holding company of Genius Sports Limited (NYSE: GENI), the publicly traded parent of a group commonly known as "Genius Sports." Headquartered at 27 Soho Square, London, it was founded in 2001 (formerly Genius Sports Group) and listed on the NYSE in April 2021 via a SPAC merger with DMY Technology Group II. Public sources report roughly 2,000–2,700 employees, FY2025 revenue of about $669 million (TTM ~$713 million), and a market cap in the ~$1.1–2.1 billion range during 2026.
Products / services / operations. Genius Sports is an operating company — a B2B provider of official sports data, technology, and broadcast services organized into three segments: Sports Technology and Services; Betting Technology, Content, and Services; and Media Technology, Content, and Services. It is the official real-time data and streaming partner to leagues including the NFL, English Premier League, NBA, and MLB, supplying live data feeds, pre-game/in-game odds, outsourced bookmaking and risk management, the BetVision and GeniusLive streaming products, integrity/monitoring services, and advertising tools such as FanHub and its "Moment Engine."
Patent-litigation posture. Genius Sports is an operating company on the defensive: it has 1 tracked case as defendant and 0 as plaintiff. The suit was filed by SportsCastr Inc. (d/b/a PANDA Interactive) — itself a practicing streaming/betting-technology company, not an NPE — in the plaintiff-friendly U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, Marshall Division, before Judge Rodney Gilstrap.
Notable case. SportsCastr Inc. v. Genius Sports Ltd. et al. (2:23-cv-00471-JRG, filed Oct. 5, 2023) alleges infringement of PANDA's interactive "watch & bet" streaming patents (U.S. Patent Nos. 10,805,687; 10,425,697; 11,039,218; 11,871,088), targeting products including BetVision and GeniusLive. Genius is sued alongside affiliates and Maven holding-company entities; a parallel case against rival Sportradar was consolidated as the lead case, and PANDA later added Sherman Act antitrust claims. Genius has separately challenged the asserted patents through IPR petitions at the PTAB.