Titan OS Secures $46 Million to Expand Smart TV Operating System Globally

Funding and Growth

Barcelona-based Titan OS, a smart TV operating system developer, announced it has secured $46 million in new funding. This round comprises both equity and debt, with BlackRock providing debt facilities and existing investors Highland Europe and Mangrove Capital Partners contributing equity. This brings Titan OS's total funding to $110 million, following a $58 million raise last year.

Strategic Expansion

The company stated that the new capital will support its ambition to accelerate growth, forge more partnerships, and expand into additional geographies. Titan OS offers TV manufacturers a way to generate revenue through its operating system via partnerships with Free Ad-Supported Television (FAST) channels and advertising across various screens.

Increased Reach and Partnerships

Titan OS has grown its user base to 30 million, up from 18 million last year. Its partner network has expanded to include Sharp, AOC, Vestel, and Skyworth. Philips has also adopted Titan OS for its 2026 TV models, replacing Google TV. This extended coverage provides a larger advertiser footprint and improved audience engagement metrics for marketers.

Future Focus Areas

With the new funding, Titan OS plans to focus on content discovery, utilizing interface adjustments and AI to improve the user experience. The company also intends to partner with more content providers, including FAST channels. Titan OS emphasizes that it does not offer its own content, differentiating itself from platforms like Google that channel users to their proprietary content.

Operational Expansion

Over the past year, Titan OS increased its headcount to 250 employees and opened a new office in London, focusing on advertising operations. The company also maintains offices in Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Taipei.