In October 2018, Mola acquired broadcasting rights for the Premier League in Indonesia and Timor-Leste up to 2022. The rights were previously held by
beIN Sports. Mola was officially launched on 2 August 2019. On 2 September, Mola acquired broadcasting rights for the
Football Association of Indonesia. This includes rights to the
Indonesian senior and youth national football team, the national round of the Indonesian
Liga 3, the
Elite Pro Academy, the
Soeratin Cup, and the Indonesian women's league
Liga 1 Putri. On the same day, Mola also acquired a selection of
FIFA rights (including the
FIFA World Cup) and
UEFA rights (including the
UEFA Nations League and the
2020 UEFA European Football Championship). On 13 January 2020, Mola acquired rights to the
Bundesliga and the
UEFA Youth League, taking over from Super Soccer TV. On March 27, 2020, Mola acquired rights to the
WWE previously held by
MNC Sports. This marks the return of WWE broadcasts in Indonesia after a two-year hiatus. In July 2020, Mola acquired rights from
WarnerMedia Asia to carry select channels and films from HBO and Cartoon Network. In September 2020, Mola acquired rights to the
National Football League. On 5 January 2021, Mola announced that it has brought on board
Ching Ping Lee as its Chief Technology Officer. On 16 June 2021, Mola worked with
Huawei to bring the Mola app to the Huawei App Gallery. In June 2021, Mola started streaming in 4K with the European Cup matches, for the first time in Jakarta. On 5 October 2021, Mola has officially announced their operational expansion in Europe & Southeast Asia with the same value as the Indonesian version. The streaming service would expect to go live in UK, Italy, Singapore and Malaysia starting 29 October 2021; which featured some of their original programming (including their Mola Chill Fridays concert series) along with some sporting events which Mola has been carried in Indonesia. They had previously brought the license from recently closed
Fox Sports Asia for airing the entire
UFC libraries, including the currently aired
Dana White's Contender Series, into the platform for Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Mola is also the main sponsor of
Como 1907, in which
Djarum Group was the owner of both the streaming platform and the club. On December 3, 2025, Mola will cease operations on all platforms effectively on December 31, with the exception for Como TV in Italy. There is no further reason regarding the closure of this service, other than information regarding customer personal data which will be anonymized in accordance with applicable law. == Programming ==