Zvonko Digital

Zvonko Digital (also Zvonko Group) is a Russian concern and digital distributor. Previously functioned under the name "National Digital Aggregator" (NCA).
History.
The company was founded in 2015 under the name National Digital Aggregator (NCA). Then she became a distributor of Velvet Music, Studio Soyuz, Melodiya, Gamma Music and founded her own record label - First Music Publishing House.
Later bought a share of the Russian electronic music label Effective Records from Universal Music Group.
In 2016 together with the First Music Publishing House, a national content registry was founded.
In 2020 the Russian Authors' Society received 40% of the rights to the works of NCA and their subdivisions Prime Time AV Lab LTD, which, in turn, retained 30% of the rights each.
Here is what Sergey Babich, the organizer of the music conference Colisium said about this:
According to List-Org, the company's revenue in 2020 amounted to 820 million rubles, and net profit - 117 million rubles.
At the launch of YouTube Shorts in Russia, NCA became a partner in providing its library catalog, and also became a TikTok partner after announcing the start of monetization of music releases on the platform.
In 2021 the company announced that together with FreshTunes and its labels, namely: the First Music Publishing House, Soyuz Studio, Effective Records and Soyuz Music, they are creating the Zvonko Group concern. Analysts said that 20% of the product on the Russian music market belongs to the Zvonko Group. Zvonko Group will be managed by Dmitry Konnov.