Video on Demand Market Set for Robust Growth at 17.4% CAGR Through 2031, Led by North America's 41% Global Market Share | DataM Intelligence

The Global Video on Demand (VoD) Market is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 17.4% during the forecast period 2024-2031.

Market growth is driven by rising consumer preference for personalized streaming content, rapid expansion of OTT platforms, and increasing internet penetration worldwide. Additionally, advancements in smart TVs, mobile streaming, and AI-driven content recommendations are further boosting market adoption.

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United States: Key Industry Developments
✅ November 2025: Netflix expanded its ad-supported tier with enhanced personalization features powered by AI, targeting budget-conscious viewers and boosting subscriber retention amid competitive streaming wars.​

✅ October 2025: Disney+ launched exclusive live sports streaming bundles in partnership with ESPN, integrating real-time events to capture cord-cutters and drive premium subscriptions.​

✅ September 2025: Amazon Prime Video rolled out advanced 4K HDR content libraries for smart TVs, emphasizing seamless integration with Alexa for voice-activated on-demand access.​

Asia Pacific / Japan: Key Industry Developments
✅ November 2025: AbemaTV introduced interactive live-streaming features for anime premieres, enhancing user engagement through real-time polls and chats to capitalize on Japan's otaku culture.​

✅ October 2025: Netflix Japan debuted localized original series with 5G-optimized streaming, reducing latency for mobile users and aligning with nationwide network expansions.​

✅ September 2025: U-NEXT expanded its subscription model with bundled manga-digital content crossovers, targeting Japan's hybrid media consumers for diversified revenue streams.​

Key Merges and Acquisitions(2025):
✅ Disney - bolstered its U.S. streaming dominance through the January 2025 merger of Hulu + Live TV and Fubo, creating the second-largest pay-TV provider with 6.2 million subscribers and enhanced live content offerings.​

✅ MediaKind - expanded its video infrastructure capabilities by acquiring Harmonic's Video Business for $145 million in late 2025, strengthening encoding and delivery technologies for global broadcasters.​

✅ Netflix - pursued aggressive content expansion with an $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. in December 2025, consolidating premium libraries and production assets to lead the SVOD market.​

Market Segmentation Analysis:
-By Business Model
Subscription Video on Demand (SVoD) holds the largest market share at 65%, driven by platforms like Netflix and Disney+ offering ad-free, exclusive content with recurring subscriptions, fueling user loyalty and steady revenue streams.​
This segment dominates due to high consumer preference for unlimited access, accounting for the majority of viewing time on home TVs.​

-Advertisement Video on Demand (AVoD) captures 20% market share, relying on free access supported by targeted ads, popular on platforms like YouTube and free tiers of Hulu, appealing to cost-sensitive users.​
It grows through scalable ad revenues and broader reach without subscription barriers.​

-Transactional Video on Demand (TVoD) accounts for 15% market share, enabling pay-per-view or rental purchases for specific titles, ideal for blockbuster releases and niche content not covered by subscriptions.​
This model suits impulse buys and event-based viewing like sports or new films.

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Growth Drivers:
-Increasing penetration of high-speed internet and affordable data plans enables seamless access to streaming services worldwide.​

-Rising adoption of smart devices like smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs supports on-the-go and multi-device viewing.​

-Shift in consumer preferences toward flexible, personalized on-demand content over traditional TV schedules boosts platform usage.​

-Expansion of diverse content libraries, including originals and localized offerings, attracts and retains larger audiences.​

-Technological advancements in AI recommendations, mobile optimization, and emerging formats like VR enhance user engagement.

Regional Insights:
-North America leads the Video on Demand (VoD) market with the highest regional share, approximately 41% in 2025, driven by dominant players like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu, alongside robust broadband infrastructure and high subscription penetration in the U.S. and Canada.​

-Europe follows as the second-largest region, capturing around 25% of the global VoD market share in recent assessments, fueled by strong adoption in countries like the UK, Germany, and France through platforms such as Disney+ and local services, supported by diverse content localization and regulatory pushes for digital entertainment.​

-Asia Pacific ranks third with an estimated 22% market share in 2025, exhibiting the fastest growth due to massive populations in China and India, surging smartphone usage, 5G rollout, and regional giants like Tencent Video and Hotstar, though it trails in overall dominance behind mature markets.​

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Key Players:
Apple Inc. | Alphabet | Amazon.com, Inc. | AT&T | The Walt Disney Company | Netflix | Walmart | Discovery, Inc. | Verizon Communications, Inc. | Popcornflix LLC

Key Highlights (Top 5 Key Players) for Video on Demand Market:
-Netflix forecasts USD 43 billion in total revenue for 2025, driven by paid memberships, advertising growth, and expansion in emerging markets.​

-Amazon.com, Inc. (via Prime Video) contributes significantly to its overall media segment, with U.S. streaming market projections supporting its near-25% share alongside Netflix in a $84.7 billion domestic market.​

-Alphabet (YouTube Premium and TV) benefits from ad-supported streaming dominance, bolstering its position in the global VOD landscape amid rising subscription and content investments.​

-The Walt Disney Company (Disney+) invested around $10 billion in content for 2024-2025, maintaining nearly 90 million U.S./Canada subscribers while competing in a market growing to $112 billion by 2029.​

-Apple Inc. (Apple TV+) holds a key spot in the oligopolistic U.S. VOD space with focused original content strategies, contributing to the top firms' 72.8% concentration ratio.​

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