FeedConstruct Secures Worldwide Data And Streaming Rights For DBBL
FeedConstruct has acquired exclusive worldwide data and video streaming rights for Germany's Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga, adding the country's leading women's basketball competition to its distribution network.
The company announced the multi-year agreement on November 10, 2026.
The deal concerns the supply of match coverage and data to commercial partners, an area relevant to the services offered by betting sites. It is not an announcement of a new consumer-facing betting platform.
According to FeedConstruct’s announcement, the agreement covers every match of the DBBL season. Financial terms and the precise number of years covered were not disclosed in the release.
A League-Wide Rights Package
The agreement combines two types of rights: match data and video streaming. FeedConstruct says the competition will enter its global content distribution network, giving its international partners access to coverage of German women's basketball.
Coverage is described as extending across the season rather than being limited to a selection of fixtures.
The announcement does not specify the first season covered or publish a match total, so those details should not be inferred from its description of the package.
Nor does the release set out a consumer broadcast schedule or identify individual betting operators taking the service.
The confirmed development is the rights agreement between the supplier and the league, with distribution through FeedConstruct's partner network.
The League Points To Data Access
DBBL chief executive Anton Hefele said: "Reliable, high-quality data is becoming increasingly important in today’s sports landscape." He said the partnership would expand the availability and accessibility of reliable competition data and create new data-driven insights.
FeedConstruct chief executive Narek Harutyunyan linked the agreement to demand for women's basketball. He said bringing the DBBL into the company's data and streaming infrastructure would help its global network meet that demand.
FeedConstruct describes its wider business as supplying sports data and streaming to more than 300 partners, with services covering pre-match, live and post-match data.
That is a company-wide description, not a count of partners that have signed up for the DBBL package.
Another Women's Basketball Competition Joins The Network
The DBBL agreement follows an earlier basketball acquisition announced on July 31, 2026.
In that separate release on Nicaraguan basketball rights, FeedConstruct said it had secured exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for the men's Liga Superior de Baloncesto and the women's LSB Femenil.
That earlier package also covered every match in both competitions. It provides context for the German deal: women's basketball was already part of FeedConstruct's rights portfolio before the addition of the DBBL.
For the German league, the new agreement establishes a worldwide commercial distribution arrangement for data and streams.
Individual partner launches, the first covered season and any further financial details remain matters for subsequent announcements.
