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Getty Images Holdings, Inc. reports developments for a global visual content creator and marketplace built around the Getty Images, iStock and Unsplash brands, websites and APIs. Company news commonly covers operating results, subscription and licensing activity, editorial and creative content, and official photography assignments for sports, entertainment and cultural events.
Recurring updates also address rights-cleared imagery and video distribution, content-creator programs, partner relationships, event coverage, archive-based content, NYSE listing compliance, and other corporate matters affecting its Class A common stock.
Getty Images (NYSE: GETY) announced the recipients of a US $40,000 grant aimed at promoting authentic representation of disability communities. The initiative highlights that only 1% of media visuals include individuals with disabilities, despite 20% of the global population living with such conditions. The grant awarded Megan E. Doherty US $15,000 as the first-place recipient, while Mia Boccella received US $10,000 for second place. Three photographers received US $5,000 each for third place, emphasizing Getty's commitment to diversifying visual representation.
Getty Images has announced that its management team will attend key investor conferences in September 2022. These include the Benchmark Company 2022 Consumer/Media/Entertainment Conference on September 7, the Citi Technology Conference on September 8, and the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on September 15. Investors can access live webcasts of these presentations and listen to replays shortly after. With a global reach serving over 1 million customers and covering more than 160,000 events annually, Getty Images stands out as a major visual content provider.
Getty Images reported a strong second quarter for 2022, with revenue of $233.3 million, a 4.1% increase year-over-year. Net income surged to $38.7 million from $12.5 million in Q2 2021, marking a margin improvement to 16.6%. Notably, editorial revenue rose 15.0%, while creative revenue saw a minor decline of 1.0%. The company’s annual subscription revenue now comprises 48.2% of total revenue. Despite a drop in free cash flow to $16.8 million, Getty maintains a strong balance sheet with an ending cash balance of $213.8 million.
On August 2, 2022, iStock shared insights on enhancing SEO through effective use of stock imagery and videos. Matthew O’Such, VP of SEO, emphasized that high-quality visuals are crucial for improving search rankings. Key strategies include using authentic stock visuals, high-resolution images, descriptive metadata, structured data integration, and a data-driven approach to content selection. A report cited that 61% of B2B decision-makers and 87% of retail shoppers begin their searches online, highlighting the significance of optimized images for customer engagement and visibility.
Getty Images has announced the recipients of its annual Inclusion Grants, awarding a total of US$40,000 to eight emerging photojournalists from underrepresented groups. Each recipient receives $5,000 to support their editorial work across various specialties, including News, Sports, Arts & Entertainment, and Multimedia. This initiative, developed in partnership with Women Photograph and Diversify Photo, aims to promote diversity in media and has contributed over US$2.4 million to visual storytellers globally.
Getty Images Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GETY) plans to release its second quarter results on August 10, 2022, after market close. A conference call to discuss these results will take place at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time the same day. Investors can access the conference call via phone or through a live webcast on the company's Investor Relations website. Getty Images is a leading global visual content creator, serving customers worldwide through its brands including Getty Images, iStock, and Unsplash.
Getty Images announced that its common stock will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol GETY starting July 25, 2022, following a successful merger with CC Neuberger Principal Holdings. CEO Craig Peters emphasized the company's commitment to providing unique visual content and insights for customers. The company plans to ring the NYSE opening bell on August 15 to celebrate this milestone. The merger aims to enhance Getty's growth in the creative economy, leveraging its extensive network of contributors and premium content partners.
CC Neuberger Principal Holdings II (NYSE: PRPB) announced shareholder approval for its business combination with Getty Images on July 19, 2022. The merger is expected to close on July 22, 2022, and shares will trade under the symbol "GETY" starting July 25, 2022. The transaction, initially announced earlier, aims to leverage Getty Images' extensive visual content marketplace. CEO Craig Peters expressed optimism about the merger, highlighting the company's unique content offerings and technology.
Getty Images, in collaboration with Dove, has announced the winners of the #ShowUs Grant, titled Beauty Has No Age Limit, awarding two photographers $5,000 each to challenge stereotypes surrounding women and aging. Launched on the third anniversary of Project #ShowUs, these grants aim to showcase the diverse experiences of women over 50. Winners Irene Baqué and Virginia Kluiters expressed gratitude for the opportunity to explore their projects, with support from industry leaders and access to a royalty rate for licensing their work. Getty Images has provided over $2.4 million in grants since 2004.
Getty Images has launched the Black History & Culture Collection, offering free access to historical and cultural images from the African/Black Diaspora, dating from the 19th century to today. This initiative aims to support educators, researchers, and content creators in sharing untold stories around Black culture. The collection is curated in collaboration with notable historians and is not intended for revenue-generating projects. This initiative is part of Getty's broader commitment to diversity and inclusion.