Liège, Belgium / Istanbul, Türkiye — May 2026 — DELTACAST took part in the Belgian Royal Economic Mission to Türkiye, presided over by Her Majesty The Queen . As part of the mission, CEO Frédéric Devisch presented DELTACAST’s portfolio of solutions to Belgian regional and federal ministers during a strategic breakfast meeting.
“It was an honour to demonstrate how technological innovation can create added value for the sports industry,” said Frédéric Devisch, CEO of DELTACAST.
The same day, the official delegation visited Rams Park, home of Galatasaray S.K., the iconic Turkish football club and recent winner of its 26th national championship title.
During the visit, DELTACAST, in partnership with LEDECA, delivered a live demonstration of its Content Management System. The demo showcased the ability to define, control, and synchronize content across the stadium’s two ribbon-board levels, LED perimeter system, and two giant LED scoring screens.
The demonstration also featured live sound integration, pitch-side interviews, and video content highlighting Dries Mertens — a powerful symbol of Belgian and Turkish collaboration at the highest level.
The showcase recreated a
real football match environment, including team line-ups and key match moments, illustrating the flexibility and reliability of DELTACAST’s stadium solutions.
This live demo was made possible thanks to the close collaboration with DELTACAST’s Turkish partner, LEDECA.
“The setup, efficiency, and level of execution consistently meet our standards thanks to the professionalism of the LEDECA team,” said Alexandra Henry, Sales Manager at DELTACAST.
The Royal Economic Mission also provided an important opportunity to formalize the partnership between DELTACAST and LEDECA.
“The agreement we have concluded together is a symbol of continuity between our two companies,” added Frédéric Devisch. “In Türkiye, together with LEDECA, we have already equipped three different arenas. Looking ahead, we aim to go beyond Türkiye and address additional markets where LEDECA is active.”
