FeedConstruct secures German women’s basketball data rights
Sports data and streaming supplier FeedConstruct has secured exclusive worldwide data and video streaming rights for Germany’s Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga (DBBL) under a new multi-year agreement.
The partnership covers every match in Germany’s premier women’s basketball competition, with the league’s content to be integrated into FeedConstruct’s global distribution network for sportsbook and other commercial partners.
FeedConstruct CEO Narek Harutyunyan said the agreement reflected the growing commercial importance of women’s sport.
“The commercial trajectory of women’s sports is one of the most compelling growth vectors in our industry today, which makes the DBBL a highly dynamic, premium European asset,” he said.
“By integrating this competition into our global data and streaming infrastructure, this partnership equips our global network to meet the rising demand for women’s basketball.”
DBBL CEO Anton Hefele said the partnership would improve the accessibility of the competition’s data.
“Reliable, high-quality data is becoming increasingly important in today’s sports landscape. We are pleased to partner with FeedConstruct to expand the availability and accessibility of reliable data from our competition, creating new data-driven insights,” Hefele said.
The agreement continues FeedConstruct’s expansion of its international sports rights portfolio, following exclusive data and streaming partnerships involving Nicaragua’s men’s and women’s basketball leagues, Ecuador’s Liga Básquet Pro and Argentina’s Liga Nacional.
The SoftConstruct-owned supplier has also expanded into baseball, softball and volleyball during 2026, securing agreements with the World Baseball Softball Confederation and competitions in China.
FeedConstruct has an established presence in German sport through its previous partnership with the women’s handball Bundesliga.
Financial terms of the DBBL agreement, including its precise duration, were not disclosed.
