SEEEN plc (AIM: SEEN), the global media and technology platform that delivers AI-infused Key Video Moments to drive increased views and revenues across all video content achieved a 45% increase in revenues in the first half of 2026.

Adrian Hargrave, Chief Executive of SEEEN says “We've got to the point now where we've reached an inflection that the gross profits from the business actually covers the overall admin expenses. And I don't see any reason why…. as revenues grow, hopefully profits will grow faster.”

In this interview, investors will learn:

• Who is driving SEEEN’s growth? SEEEN has delivered more than 40% organic growth for three consecutive years, driven by its AI video technology, Creator Service Partner business, growing sports and e-commerce customer base, and the acquisition of Medial

• What is changing financially at SEEEN? The company has reached an operational inflection point where gross profit now covers overall administrative expenses, creating the potential for profits to grow faster than revenues as the business scales

• Why is the Medial acquisition strategically important? Medial brought more than 60 customers with long-standing relationships and recurring technology revenues, giving SEEEN an opportunity to upsell its AI video technology into an established customer base

• Where does SEEEN see further acquisition opportunities? The company is looking for businesses with strong recurring revenues, deep expertise in specific sectors and proprietary data or workflows that allow SEEEN to compete with much larger AI platforms within specialist markets

• When does SEEEN expect technology revenues to become a much larger part of the business? Management is targeting a roughly 50:50 split between technology revenues and the Creator Service Partner business by the end of 2027, alongside improving operating margins

• How is SEEEN expanding its sports proposition? Its Century Club product packages historic sporting moments into an interactive offering that can be sponsored and used to generate revenue from fans, merchandise and other commercial opportunities, while also shortening sales cycles

• What is Adrian Hargrave’s immediate priority for the remainder of 2026? He wants to secure two or three sizeable six-figure technology contracts, while continuing to grow through the SEEEN-Medial integration, Century Club, partnerships and further opportunities to accelerate organic growth

Reasons to add SEEEN (SEEN) to your watchlist: 

• SEEEN moved from demonstrating potential to delivering measurable operational progress in FY 2025

• SEEEN perfectly positioned for the rapid growth in video consumption and video-commerce 

• Proprietary AI technology platform creates valuable short form video 

• NextGen CreatorSuite 2.0 and ShortsCut AI technology ready for commercialisation 

• Deep new business pipeline with video ecommerce, sports clubs and publishing businesses 

• Positive news flow expected from new client wins, partnerships, JV’s and International reseller agreements

• Strategic collaboration with Tiger Tracks to re-sell SEEEN video commerce to their Pay Per Click customer base

• 5 new sports clubs signed up, including announced deals with Bromley and Bradford Bulls

Adrian Hargrave, chief executive of SEEEN plc (AIM:SEEN) was interviewed by Sarah Lowther for focusIR.

To find out more, join Adrian at 12:00 BST on Friday 2nd October for a live presentation and Q&A session here.