Access Industries

Access Industries is a privately-held, global investment company founded in 1986 by Len Blavatnik, headquartered in New York with offices in London. Through its entertainment division, Access Entertainment — led by former BBC Television Director Danny Cohen — the company invests several hundred million dollars in premium-quality feature films, television, live theater, gaming, and the creator economy, with notable credits including The Zone of Interest, Conclave, The Iron Claw, and Civil War. Access Industries also holds major stakes in Warner Music Group, DAZN, A24, and Spotter, making it one of the most influential multinational investment groups in global media and entertainment.