Key Highlights

  • Sky Network Television released its FY26 Preliminary Final Report on 28 August 2026.
  • The company extended its Premier League Partnership through to 2034.
  • Sky also secured a seven-year exclusive partnership for New Zealand NRL rights in July.
  • SKT shares rose 6.67% to AUD 3.20 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026.

Sky Network Television (ASX: SKT) shares rose 6.67% to AUD 3.20 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. Sky Network Television Limited (ASX: SKT) enters the new financial year with two developments defining its latest corporate story: the release of its FY26 results and the extension of key sports rights. Both announcements were released through the company’s market disclosures, giving investors a fresh view of its financial position and content strategy. Together, the releases show the company entering FY27 with its financial reporting and sports-content portfolio both in focus.

Premier League Rights Extended

On 28 August 2026, Sky announced that its Premier League partnership had been extended through to 2034. The agreement adds longer-term visibility to one of the company’s major sports content relationships and keeps Premier League coverage within Sky’s offering for years to come. The extension forms part of the company’s broader content strategy and sits alongside its other major sports rights.

NRL Deal Broadens the Sports Portfolio

The sports rights strategy also expanded in July when Sky announced an exclusive seven-year partnership for New Zealand NRL rights with the Australian Rugby League Commission. The agreement covers live NRL and NRLW competitions, One NZ Warriors matches, the Finals Series and State of Origin games. The deal adds another major sports property to Sky’s content portfolio and complements its established sports offering.

Share Price Snapshot

At the time of writing on 1 September 2026, SKT shares rose 6.67% to AUD 3.20. The next focus remains Sky’s financial performance and execution of its content strategy as the company moves through the new financial year.