Announcement PDF ASX Announcement 26 September 2025 2025 Annual General Meeting – Chair & CEO’s Addresses AI-Media Technologies Limited (‘AI-Media’ or the ‘Company’) (ASX: AIM), a global provider of technology driven captioning, transcription and translation services, attaches the addresses to be delivered by Chair, Mr. John Martin and CEO and CoFounder Mr. Tony Abrahams at this morning’s Annual General Meeting. Also attached are copies of the slides to be used during the presentation at the meeting. ENDS This announcement has been approved for release by the Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer. Further Information AI-Media Technologies NWR Communications Lisa Jones Company Secretary investorrelations@ai-media.tv Melanie Singh Investor Relations melanie@nwrcommunications.com.au About AI-Media AI-Media (ASX: AIM) is a global leader in AI-powered voice translation, captioning, and language orchestration. The LEXI Suite and global encoder network deliver real-time multilingual intelligence—trusted worldwide to modernize workflows, enhance communication, and scale the shift from text to spoken AI. For more information visit the AI-Media website. AI-Media Technologies Limited (AI-Media) | ABN 12 122 058 708| ACN 012 205 8708 Suite 3.02, 9 Help Street, Chatswood NSW 2067 | PO Box 784, Chatswood NSW 2057 P +61 2 8870 7700 | F +61 2 8870 7788 | E info@ai-media.tv | W ai-media.tv AI-Media Technologies Limited 2025 Annual General Meeting Chair’s address by John Martin Good morning and welcome to AI-Media’s 2025 Annual General Meeting. My name is John Martin, and I have the privilege of serving as Chair of the Board. On behalf of the Board and executive team, I would like to extend our sincere thanks to all our shareholders for joining us in person and via our online platform. Before we begin, I would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet and pay my respects to Elders past and present. I would also like to thank our generous hosts, MA Financial, for making this impressive venue available for our AGM and Product Demo. FY25 marked a year of disciplined execution as we completed our transition to a technology-led business. We delivered total revenue of $64.9 million, with underlying EBITDA of $4.6 million, and more importantly our gross margin improved to 69%. Technology revenue increased by 19% year-on-year to 63% of total revenue, driven by an uptake in our high-margin technology solutions which achieved 86% gross margin. Our business is now predominantly technology-led, reflecting our successful transformation into a true technology business. Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) reached $17.0 million at 86% gross margin, reflecting the strength and scalability of our platform. Looking ahead, we are targeting 35% ARR growth in FY26, signalling continued momentum and confidence in our strategic direction. AI-Media evolved into a global SaaS company, originating from Australian services and US hardware roots, and is uniquely positioned with a live video AI infrastructure that enables some of the world’s largest enterprises to seamlessly integrate AI into their workflows at scale. Operationally, we continue to streamline our legacy services footprint and focus investment on scaling our technology engine, enhancing our Encoders, iCap Network, LEXI Text, newly launched LEXI Voice, and our next-generation LEXI AI product currently in active development. In FY25, we accelerated our go-to-market strategy, expanding our presence from 13 to 36 countries. Growth was particularly strong in Europe, driven by favourable regulations such as the European Accessibility Act. Our encoder base grew from 5,094 units in FY24 to 7,062 units in FY25, with each encoder serving as a gateway to recurring SaaS usage. We have implemented strategic steps to improve efficiency and better align our sales team’s incentives with ARR growth. These targeted initiatives include simplifying commission structures, focusing on channel partnerships, and continuing to reinvest in product and sales while reducing overhead in general and administrative areas. As we enter FY26, we are focused on three clear strategic pillars: product expansion, segment differentiation, and geographic penetration. These priorities support our medium-term aspiration to reach $150 million in revenue and $60 million in EBITDA by FY29, with improving operating leverage. Our Board remains focused on ensuring strong oversight of strategy, risk, capital allocation, and the talent required to drive execution. Over the past 12 months, as the company completed its transition to a technology-led business, we further renewed and strengthened the composition of our Board. I would like to welcome Otto Berkes and Brad Bender, two exceptional US-based directors who joined us in November 2024: • Otto is a globally respected technology leader who brings a wealth of experience in product development and innovation. He was one of the original founders of Xbox, a former CTO of both HBO and CA Technologies, and held senior roles at Microsoft. • Brad brings deep global product management and AI expertise following a distinguished 25-year career at Google where he most recently served as Vice President of Product Management. Together, Otto and Brad now co-chair our new Product & Technology Committee, ensuring that the Board remains aligned with the company’s product strategy, technology roadmap, and AI orchestration architecture. We are privileged to have very experienced directors leading our other Board Committees: • Brent Cubis chairs the Audit & Risk Committee, offering disciplined financial oversight of our financial management and risk framework; and • Cheryl Hayman chairs the Remuneration & Nominations Committee, supporting strong governance through leadership succession, and longterm incentive structures. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank Alison Loat who retires today for her distinguished service to AI Media. Alison made valuable contributions during her long tenure, and we wish her all the best in her future endeavours. On behalf of the Board, I want to thank our customers, partners, and most importantly, our people across the globe for their continued commitment and resilience. I’d also like to thank our founding CEO, Tony Abrahams, for his inspiring leadership, drive and commitment to the success of the business. And to you, our shareholders, thank you for your continued trust and support as AIMedia embarks on an exciting phase of accelerated SaaS growth. Today’s meeting will continue with our CEO and Co-founder Tony Abrahams delivering his address, followed by the formal items of business, shareholder Q&A, and an exciting live demonstration of our product suite. Thank you again for joining us and I now invite Tony to present the CEO’s address. AI _ Media Technologies Limited 2025 Annual General Meeting CEO’s address by Tony Abrahams Good morning and thank you for joining us. I’m delighted to address you as CoFounder and Chief Executive Officer of AI-Media. Twenty-three years into our journey, it feels as though we are only just beginning: with a new AI technology stack, a transformed SaaS business model, and a renewed world-class Board of Directors. AI-Media was founded in Sydney in 2003 as a services business. EEG was founded in New York in 1980 as a hardware business. In May 2021, those two paths converged, a pivotal turning point for our company. Today, AI-Media is an AI-native global SaaS company, orchestrating the future of live video with scalable, cutting-edge technology. We have built a unique live video AI infrastructure that allows the world’s largest enterprises to embed AI seamlessly into their workflows at scale. Our integrated ecosystem delivers end-to-end performance, from capture, through LEXI automation, to enhanced output including captions, translation, and voice with industry-leading speed and accuracy. LEXI Text delivers captions with latency as low as three seconds, while LEXI Voice operates at just eight seconds. FY25 Results and Strategic Mix Shift FY25 marked a decisive shift as AI-Media became a technology-led company. Technology products accounted for 63% of revenue, compared with zero just five years ago. Tech revenue grew 19% to $41.1 million, while Services revenue declined 25% to $23.7 million, a deliberate transition, executed with discipline. This shift lifted gross margin to 69%, supported by 86% Technology margins. Annual Recurring Revenue reached $17.0 million, with FY26 projected to grow another 35%. LEXI usage continues to scale rapidly. In FY25, LEXI minutes reached 79.2 million, up from fewer than 10 million four years ago. LEXI now accounts for most usage across our iCap network, compounding at a four-year CAGR of 69%. We expect this momentum to continue. Structural Priorities for FY26 To align with our SaaS growth ambitions, three structural shifts are underway: 1. Finalize services transition – full exit from legacy services by December 2025, highlighted by the UK Parliament’s adoption of 100% LEXI in October. 2. New commission model – directly tied to ARR growth, sharpening incentives to deliver SaaS scale. 3. Indirect sales focus – currently 16% indirect. Over the next five years, we will invert this model to 85% indirect, enabling scale, lowering cost, and extending global reach. Global Expansion Our international footprint expanded to 36 countries in FY25, up from 13 the year before. Europe led growth, supported by regulatory drivers like the European Accessibility Act, with EMEA encoder sales growing nearly five-fold. Building a Durable Moat We are building a long-term moat across five pillars: 1. Encoders – 7,062 units installed, anchoring workflows and serving as recurring revenue gateways. 2. LEXI Suite – LEXI Text, LEXI Voice, and soon LEXI AI driving adoption and ARR. 3. Workflow orchestration – integrations streamline operations and reduce manual effort, deepening stickiness. 4. iCap Network – monetized and expanding beyond US broadcast. 5. Data security – sovereign, compliant, and protected behind firewalls, ensuring trust and retention. Encoders remain our entry point, with each unit representing ~US$50,000 lifetime value. The installed base fuels SaaS usage and underpins long-term growth. Efficiency and Discipline Sales and Product investment increased 24% and 15% respectively, while G&A fell 3% reinforcing our focus on ARR growth and efficiency. FY29 Targets Our FY29 targets remain clear: $150 million in revenue and $60 million in EBITDA. To achieve them, we will: • Expand SaaS sales • Accelerate ARR growth • Scale globally • Transition decisively to indirect sales Our strategy is anchored in three pillars: 1. Product expansion – scaling LEXI Text, LEXI Voice, and developing LEXI AI. 2. Segment differentiation – deepening Enterprise, Education, and Government. 3. Geographic penetration – replicating North American success in Europe and Asia. In FY26, our “9 Squares” framework directs focus: Broadcast (EMEA), Enterprise (LEXI Voice), and Government (North America). Proof-of-Concepts – LEXI Voice in Action Across sports, broadcast, government, and international markets, five proof-ofconcepts in FY25 demonstrate LEXI Voice at scale: 1. Sports (Worcester Red Sox) – On Korean Night, real-time Korean commentary streamed directly to fans’ smartphones via stadium Wi-Fi. No new equipment, no costly interpreters, just seamless inclusivity at scale. 2. Broadcast Infrastructure (PlayBox Neo) – Integrated captions and multilingual voice translation into playout systems, ensuring compliance, reducing reliance on human captioning, and expanding audience reach. 3. Government (City of Rialto) – Delivered live English to Spanish voice translation and captions using Encoder Pro+, LEXI Text, LEXI Translate, and LEXI Voice. Lower cost, ensured compliance, validated the municipal segment, and secured recurring revenue. 4. International (Switzerland) – Demonstrated how LEXI Voice can reduce multilingual interpretation costs by 80%, while delivering high-quality AIpowered translation for governments, broadcasters, and global agencies. Early engagement confirmed market potential. 5. Global Sports Broadcaster – A long-standing customer expanded to live multilingual translation across tournaments. Integrated into their existing AIM infrastructure, the solution scaled seamlessly, increased ROI, and reinforced AI-Media as their trusted innovation partner. Together, these five early case studies show LEXI Voice as the key product transforming accessibility, reducing cost, and creating scalable value for customers across industries. In line with prior guidance, we anticipate meaningful revenue from LEXI Voice to flow from H2 FY26. Competitive Position On competition, we are leading. AI-Media orchestrates best-in-class AI technologies like Google, XL8, ElevenLabs, DeepL, ChatGPT into secure, enterprise-grade workflows. Our exclusive B2B focus is paying off: the top 20 customers contribute 80% of revenue, with zero churn over four years evidence of resilience, scalability, and customer trust. FY25 Highlights To summarize, FY25 delivered: • • • • • AI-Media established as a global SaaS business, uniquely positioned in AI for live video. $17 million ARR at 86% margin, with 35% growth forecast. Expansion into 23 new countries and a moat across encoders, security, workflows, networks, and the LEXI Suite. Company-wide incentives realigned to ARR growth. A decisive shift to indirect sales underway, giving us global leverage. On behalf of the Board and Executive Team, I thank our people, customers, partners, and shareholders for your continued belief in our vision. Together, we are building sustainable leadership in AI-powered live video for secure, enterprise-grade applications worldwide. Thank you and I will now hand back John. Legal Notices This announcement may include forward-looking statements that relate to anticipated future events, financial performance, plans, strategies or business developments. Forward-looking statements can generally be identified by the use of words such as “may”, “will”, “expect”, “intend”, “plan”, “estimate”, “anticipate”, “outlook”, “forecast” and ”guidance”, or other similar words. They may include, without limitation, statements regarding plans, strategies and objectives and anticipated business developments. 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Annual General Meeting 26 September 2025 AI-Media Technologies (ASX: AIM) AI-Powered Language Solutions – Live and Recorded Visit AIM Investor Centre 1 Welcome 2 Chair’s Address Agenda 3 CEO’s Address 4 Case Studies 5 Items of Business 6 Product Demo 2 Chair’s Address 3 FY25 Financial performance Total Revenue1 Tech Revenue2 Services Revenue Underlying EBITDA $64.9M $41.1M $23.7M $4.6M 2% 19% 25% 11% (FY24: $66.2M) (FY24: $34.6M) (FY24: $31.6M) (FY24: $4.1M) Total Gross Margin Hardware Sales Total # Encoders3 Cash Balance 69% $17.1M 7,062 $14.7M 5% 36% 39% (FY24: 64%) (FY24: $12.6M) (FY24: 5,094) 1. 2. 3. $3.8M (FY24: $10.9M) FY25 and FY24 revenue from ordinary activities, excluding interest and other income Including revenue from Hardware, Software as a Service (SaaS) & Support Represents active encoders. 1,143 encoders were sold in FY25 compared to 843 units in FY24 and 800 inactive encoders were activated in FY25. 4 AI-Media Board Board renewal since 2024 with addition of talented and experienced new directors with ASX and deep technology expertise BRENT CUBIS OTTO BERKES BRAD BENDER NED + Chair: Audit & Risk NED + Co-Chair: Product & Technology NED + Co-Chair: Product & Technology • Cheryl joined the Board in 2022 • Brent joined the Board in July 2024 • Otto joined the Board in Nov 2024 • Brad joined the Board in Nov 2024 • Held several NonExecutive Director roles of ASX-listed companies over the last 15 years. Previously held CMO roles at George Weston Foods, Yum Restaurants International & Unilever. • Highly experienced Director and ASX CFO with over 30 years of Board level experience in senior roles including CFO of Cochlear Ltd and Nine Network Australia. • Tech leader with 15+ years board level experience. Xbox founder, served as GM at Microsoft, CTO at HBO and CA Technologies, and CEO at HireRoad. Currently NED of Integral Ad Science & advisory board member for Intelagree. • 25+ years of global product and mgt experience. Former VP of Product Mgt at Google - founded the Google Display Network + drove growth to become a multi-billion dollar business. Led Google News and Search Ecosystems, delivering AI-driven initiatives. JOHN MARTIN TONY ABRAHAMS CHERYL HAYMAN Non-Executive Chairman Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer NED + Chair: Rem & Nom • John joined the Board in 2010 and served as Chair until 2013, NED until 2024 and has been re-elected as Chair in February 2024. • Tony co-founded AIMedia in 2003. • Worked to establish the Oxford Internet Institute in 2001, while attending the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar • Served as CEO and Director of ASX-listed Babcock & Brown Communities, Primelife and Regeneus. • Director of Northcott Disability Services 2010-18. 5 CEO’s Address 6 From Australian Services & US Hardware to a global SaaS business AI-Media has become a future-focused global SaaS business, architecting and orchestrating AI into live video at scale Legacy AIM Australian Services (Est 2003) Legacy EEG US Hardware + Turning Point May 2021: AIM acquisition of EEG = Global SaaS AI-Native Future-Proof Architecture & Orchestration (Est 1980) 7 Our unique live video AI infrastructure We’ve built the architecture that lets the world’s largest enterprises add AI to their live video workflows at scale 1 2 3 4 Capture Video Secure Ingest AI Automation Enhanced Video Output With low latency: LEXI Text: ~3 seconds LEXI Voice: ~8 seconds Video input fed directly to AIM Encoders Customer automation systems Step 1 – Capture Video input fed directly to AIM Encoders Step 2 – Ingest Encoders securely receive all source data from approved customer systems Step 3 – LEXI Automation iCap, iCap Cloud, and LEXI orchestrate media with AI for optimal output Step 4 – Enhance LEXI adds AI captions, translation, and Voice to final video 8 “ AIM’s unique AI infrastructure delivers technology transformation “FY25 was the year AIM became a technology-led business – with technology products now 63% of revenue (from 0 five years ago). With the April 2025 launch of LEXI Voice and the forthcoming LEXI AI suite, we are moving from transformation to acceleration. Tony Abrahams Co-founder, CEO & Shareholder (18%) We are scaling LEXI adoption, expanding into new markets and territories, as we target $150M revenue and $60M in EBITDA by FY29. We achieved two key FY29 Revenue Growth KPIs in FY25: • EMEA Encoder sales grew from 55 units in FY24 to 315 units in FY25, a significant increase of 260 units (+472%) • This accelerated our global expansion strategy with the addition of 23 new countries to increase our geographical footprint to a total of 36 countries We also achieved two key FY29 Product Growth KPIs through the year: • Launched LEXI Voice in April 2025 • Ongoing development of LEXI AI Tony Abrahams, Co-Founder, CEO ” 9 Tech revenue mix 63%, driving GM up to 69% Underpinned by an increased portion of revenue derived from Tech at 86% gross margin 2-Yr Transition to Tech Revenue ($M) Tech CAGR = 31% 70.0 60.0 Legacy Services Revenue decline accelerated (–16% FY24 → –25% FY25) • Services on track for <20% of Total Revenue by Dec 2025 • Tech Revenue +19% YoY; LEXI billings +40%, boosting SaaS revenue and future revenue visibility • 86% Gross Margin from Tech, lifting blended FY25 GM to 69% 72% 31.6 37.8 50.0 40.0 64% 30.0 34.6 20.0 • 60% 23.7 70% 69% 68% Services 66% 41.1 64% 62% 60% 24.0 58% 10.0 Tech 0.0 56% 54% FY23 Tech revenue FY24 Services revenue FY25 GP% 10 Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) FY26 forecast +35% FY25 Total Revenue $64.9M $41.1M $17.0M FY25 ARR $17.0M ARR Tech 86% ARR Gross Margin $24.1M Other Tech Tech Revenue (63%) $23.7M Services Services Revenue (37%) +35% FY26 Forecast ARR =$23.0M 11 LEXI SaaS drives majority of iCap network usage in FY25 Supported by growth in AIM’s LEXI SaaS product suite from new and existing clients iCap network usage (millions of minutes) LEXI SaaS usage (millions of minutes) • LEXI Share of iCap network grows with AI improvements: 14% (FY21) → 59% (FY25) • iCap network (human + tech) 4-yr CAGR: +18% • LEXI usage (tech) 4-yr CAGR: +69% • FY25: strong growth in network and LEXI’s share 4-YR LEXI CAGR = 69% 135.0 116.8 103.8 59% 88.9 79.2 70.5 53.3 39.2 14% 21.5 9.7 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 12 Key structural changes in FY26 to align with SaaS growth 1 FY26 structural changes Complete Services transition 2 3 • FY25 Services Revenue: $23.7M • Legacy Services business will run down to zero in December 2025 • UK Parliament is fully transitioning from legacy services to 100% LEXI in October Accelerate channel sales Improve direct commissions • • Currently 16% of sales are through channel partners – targeting 85% through channel partners in FY29 • 70/30 revenue split model launched with first partner in Switzerland Direct commissions to sales staff now proportional to sales and paid on receipt of cash - uncapped 13 AIM’s global expansion progress Ø Servicing a total of 36 countries at the end of FY25 Ø +23 countries added globally, with strong adoption across Europe European Accessibility Act (EAA) The EAA became effective as of June 28, 2025. Positioning AIM to capture significant market share in the EU FY24: 13 countries serviced Australia, Philippines, Singapore, Mexico, USA, Canada, France, UK, UAE, South Africa, Israel, NZ, Switzerland Existing Markets New Markets in FY25 FY25: +23 countries added Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, Argentina, Bahrain, Bosnia, British Virgin Islands, Georgia, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Spain, Sweden 14 AIM strategic moat: 5 pillars of competitive advantage AIM Encoders • 7,000+ units installed • High-value customer workflows • LEXI Suite Sustainable Competitive Advantage Moat Full Disaster Recovery (LEXI DR) Customer Data Security • Sovereign data behind customer firewalls • • Full security compliance Data logging and audit validation Workflow Orchestration & Integration • Automated IP integration of workflows • Reduces headcount at customer sites • Sweet spot customers have $1B+ revenue (TOP20) • Fully AI delivered • LIVE video • LEXI TEXT, LEXI VOICE LEXI AI (April 2026) iCap Network • Successfully monetized third party usage • Now extending outside US Broadcast and into other territories and markets 15 Encoders create significant growth opportunities AI-Media AI Orchestration US$50k Encoder Lifetime Value (~ 5-year lifespan) New customer AIM Encoders Upgrade Product & sales driving ARR growth Operating Expenses (A$M) $41.7M $38.4M $34.0M Sales & Marketing Product 12.5 Sales investment up 24% • Product investment up 15% All R&D and Product development is expensed when incurred - not capitalized (FY25=$7.5M, representing 12% of total revenue) • General & Administrative down 3%, exceeding AGM guidance due to accelerated cost out program (restructure costs=$1.3M) 9.2 6.5 5.1 G&A General & Administrative 15.5 • 19.7 G&A 19.4 2% FY23 7.5 18.8 3% FY24 FY25 17 Outlook & Strategy 18 5-year aspirational target of $150M revenue by FY29 Revenue Split Scenario to achieve FY29 target Revenue and EBITDA growth trend relationship A$M Tech CAGR 31% 150 We are here A$M 120 Tech CAGR 32% 66.2 61.8 59.8 64.9 60 41.8 37.8 31.6 34.6 1.1 3.3 4.1 4.6 FY22 Act FY23 Act FY24 Act FY25 Act Revenue 18.0 FY26 FY27 FY28 Underlying EBITDA Ø SaaS revenue/ARR growth is the focus of the business FY29 FY22 Act 24.0 FY23 Act Tech FY24 Act 41.1 30 23.7 FY25 Act Legacy Services FY26 FY27 FY28 FY29 Professional Services Ø Transition from Services revenue to high margin Technology revenue and Professional Services 19 Three strategic pillars to achieve our FY29 target Entering FY26, we have built strong foundations to drive future growth across different segments and geographies 1 Product Expansion 2 Geographic Penetration 3 Segment Differentiation • Increase product spend with existing customers through LEXI Text • Replicate North American success and achievements in Europe and Asia • Strengthen position in Enterprise, Education, and Government sectors • Monetizing new offerings such as LEXI Voice and LEXI AI • Leverage regulatory tailwinds such as the European Accessibility Act (EAA) • Build on successes within parliamentary and congressional institutions 20 FY26 Strategy to focus on ‘9 Squares’ of expansion The core focus areas are distinct in each of the 9 Squares, with EMEA Broadcast and global Enterprise key FY26 growth targets APAC FY26 Objectives FY26 Objectives FY26 Objectives • Strong Product Market Fit • Build on first sales Enterprise Broadcast EMEA Government AMER with LEXI Text – continue displacing competitors • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority successes in FY25 to US and Canadian government departments • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • • • Encoder sales focus Build on growth FY24 → FY25 LEXI Text (EAA) FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • • Complete transition from Services to Tech FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • Initial customer pilots • Initial customer pilots • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority • Switzerland (UN) focus • FY26 LEXI Voice Priority 21 Case Studies 22 LEXI Voice case study: Worcester Red Sox (WooSox) CHALLENGE • At “Korean Night,” the WooSox wanted to celebrate their Korean community and ensure full inclusivity. • However, all live announcements and commentary were in English • Traditional interpreters too costly, complex, and not scalable. KEY TAKEAWAY LEXI Voice set a new benchmark for inclusive, multilingual live sports experiences SOLUTION • LEXI Voice + Encoder Pro = real-time, natural-sounding Korean commentary. • Paired with venue soundsystem, using fans’ smartphones as personal receivers. • Seamless experience delivered via existing Wi-Fi/5G - no CapEx or new equipment required. RESULT • Fans followed the game’s commentaries live in Korean for the first time and underscored the “wow factor” of broadcast-quality translations. • Eliminated the need for costly interpreters or infrastructure. • Scalable model for future events 23 PlayBox NEO US case study (media playout provider) CHALLENGE CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL PlayBox Neo customers - broadcasters, government organizations, universities, and corporate AV facilities - needed a way to deliver affordable, broadcast-quality captions and translations to expand audience reach and comply with regulations like FCC, Ofcom, ACMA, and EAA. Traditional human captioning and translation was costly and complex to scale. “By partnering with AI-Media, we’re giving broadcasters a streamlined way to add captions and multilingual voice directly into their workflows. It’s affordable, broadcast-grade, and opens up new revenue opportunities.” SOLUTION - Van Duke, Director of U.S. Operations, PlayBox Neo PlayBox Neo partnered with AI-Media to integrate automated captioning and translation solutions directly into its playout systems. • ALTA 2110 Encoder for same-language and translated captions • LEXI Text for accurate, real-time captions • LEXI Recorded for pre-recorded content • LEXI Voice for real-time multilingual voice translation Seamless integration means customers can add accessibility and multilingual voice without disrupting existing operations RESULT • Regulatory Compliance – Easy, cost-effective way to meet FCC, Ofcom, ACMA, and EAA mandates • Audience Reach – Engage new markets with multilingual captions and voice translation • Lower Costs – Reduces reliance on human captioning and staffing challenges • Scalable Growth – Fits organizations of all sizes and adapts as needs expand 24 First PAID LEXI Voice customer: City of Rialto California CHALLENGE / OPPORTUNITY RESULTS • City of Rialto needed live English -> Spanish voice translation with Spanish captions for web streaming. • Validated product–market fit for LEXI Voice in the municipal government segment •