Stingray Group LLC

Stingray Group Inc. is a Canadian music, media, and technology company founded in 2007 and headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. A publicly traded company on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: RAY.A, RAY.B), Stingray has over 1,000 employees worldwide and reported trailing twelve-month revenue of approximately $307 million as of late 2025. The company has grown significantly through acquisitions, including the purchases of Galaxie from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Music Choice Europe, and Newcap Radio, which established it as a major owner of terrestrial radio stations in Canada.

Stingray operates as a provider of curated music and video content for both consumers and businesses. Its consumer offerings include music and video streaming services, over-the-top and broadcast television channels (such as Stingray Music, Stingray Karaoke, and Stingray Country), radio broadcasting, and a variety of mobile apps. For businesses, Stingray provides in-store music, digital signage, and was the largest retail audio advertising network in North America as of early 2026. The company's services are distributed through digital cable, satellite TV, mobile devices, and in-car entertainment systems, reaching 400 million subscribers in 156 countries.

As an operating company, Stingray Group's patent litigation profile consists of defending its products and services. The company's single tracked case is as a defendant, a posture typical of technology companies facing infringement claims. This suit was filed in a popular venue for patent litigation, the Western District of Texas.

The case, Egla Corp v. Mood Media LLC et al., was filed on April 22, 2026. The lawsuit, brought by EGLA Corp and its founder, also involves allegations of trade secret misappropriation related to technology EGLA licensed to Mood Media, a company Stingray had acquired. EGLA Corp alleges that Stingray's UbiquiCAST software platform infringes on its patents for music distribution technology.