FeedConstruct Secures Exclusive Global DBBL Data and Streaming Rights
The multi-year agreement covers every match of Germany’s top women’s basketball league, adding the competition to FeedConstruct’s international distribution network.
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The multi-year agreement covers every match of Germany’s top women’s basketball league, adding the competition to FeedConstruct’s international distribution network.

Sports data and streaming supplier FeedConstruct has secured exclusive worldwide data and video streaming rights to the Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga (DBBL), Germany’s leading women’s basketball competition.
The multi-year agreement covers every match of the DBBL season. Financial terms and the precise duration of the partnership have not been disclosed.
The agreement brings DBBL match data and streams into FeedConstruct’s global content distribution network, making the competition available to its international partners.
FeedConstruct CEO Narek Harutyunyan described women’s sport as an important commercial growth area. He said integrating the league into the company’s infrastructure would help its partners meet demand for women’s basketball coverage.
DBBL CEO Anton Hefele highlighted the growing importance of reliable sports data, saying the partnership would broaden access to information from the competition and support new analytical insights.
The German agreement follows FeedConstruct’s acquisition of exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights to Nicaragua’s LSB and LSB Femenil in July, covering both men’s and women’s basketball.
The DBBL deal adds a European women’s competition to that portfolio, with coverage extending across the league’s full season rather than selected fixtures.
The multi-year agreement covers every match of Germany’s top women’s basketball league, adding the competition to FeedConstruct’s international distribution network.
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