D'Live TV signs content deal with Vietnam's SCTV
The Korean regional channel will exchange programming and pursue joint production with the Ho Chi Minh City-based cable operator.
D'Live TV, the regional channel of Korean cable operator D'Live, signed a memorandum of understanding with Vietnamese cable TV operator SCTV on October 22, 2026, covering content exchange and joint production, according to digitaltoday.co.kr.
The two companies agreed to expand cooperation in content distribution and joint production, drawing on their broadcast production capabilities and platforms. They also plan to pursue content exchange and mutual programming in the future.
The agreement was signed at the 2026 Vietnam K-Content Expo, held in Ho Chi Minh City from October 20 to 22, 2026. D'Live TV held 32 business meetings during the expo.
SCTV is a broadcasting and telecommunications company jointly established by Vietnamese state broadcaster VTV and state tourism company Saigontourist.
Quick answers
What did D'Live TV and SCTV agree to?
The two broadcasters signed an MOU covering content exchange and joint production, and agreed to expand cooperation in content distribution.
Where was the agreement signed?
At the 2026 Vietnam K-Content Expo in Ho Chi Minh City, which ran from October 20 to 22, 2026.
Who owns SCTV?
SCTV was jointly established by Vietnamese state broadcaster VTV and state tourism company Saigontourist.