Titan OS Raises €40 Million for Smart TV Platform
The Barcelona-based company's new round includes a BlackRock credit facility and follows a €50 million Series A reported in December 2025.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Television
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Titan OS, a Barcelona-based technology, entertainment and advertising company, has raised €40 million ($46 million) in a financing round. Existing investors Highland Europe and Mangrove Capital Partners participated, and BlackRock provided a credit facility from funds and accounts it manages.
Why it matters
The round brings Titan OS's total funding to €97 million ($110 million) and supports its effort to offer an independent alternative to Android TV and Roku on television screens. The investment reflects continued investor interest in European smart TV software.
Titan OS has raised €97 million ($110 million) in total funding, with a new €40 million ($46 million) round following a €50 million Series A reported in December 2025. The company reportedly scaled its revenues 15 times, though the baseline period for that figure was not disclosed.
The players
Titan OS
A Barcelona-based technology, entertainment and advertising company that builds an independent, Linux-based smart TV operating system and has licensed it to several television manufacturers.
BlackRock
A global investment management firm that provided a credit facility to Titan OS from funds and accounts it manages.
Highland Europe
A European venture capital firm and existing investor that participated in the Titan OS financing round.
Mangrove Capital Partners
A European venture capital firm and existing investor that participated in the Titan OS financing round.
The details
Titan OS offers a Linux-based smart TV operating system that replaces Android TV or Roku, bundling major global apps, live television and free streaming content into one home screen. TV manufacturers receive a share of revenue from on-screen ads and pre-installed FAST channels under a revenue-sharing model, and the company has licensed its technology to Philips, AOC, JVC, Vestel, Skyworth and Sharp.
Timeline
• December 2025: Titan OS completed a €50 million Series A.
• 2023: Titan OS was founded in Barcelona.
• November 4, 2026: Titan OS announced the €40 million financing round.
Market Landscape
Titan OS positions itself as an independent alternative to Android TV and Roku, the two platforms that currently dominate smart TV software. Its licensing deals with Philips, AOC, JVC, Vestel, Skyworth and Sharp suggest a push to win shelf space in the television hardware market.
Viewers with televisions licensed to run Titan OS may see its bundled apps, live channels and free streaming content on their home screen. How and where those partner brands' sets are sold will determine how easily consumers can access the platform.
The takeaway
For households weighing a new television, the operating system on a set can shape which apps, free channels and ads they encounter every day. Checking whether a model runs Titan OS, Android TV or Roku before buying can help set expectations for the viewing experience.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by EU-Startups.
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