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About the company

MFE-MEDIAFOREUROPE NV is an Italy-based company engaged in the broadcasting sector. The Company offers commercial television, with a multi-channel and multi-platform business model with television content and networks such as Canale 5, Italia 1 and Retequattro, as well as thematic free-to-air TV channels- both linear and non-linear/OTTV. It is also involved in the acquisition, management, production, and resale of content and rights, through subsidiaries, including R.T.I., Medusa, and Taodue. The Company operates in a radio sector through the RadioMediaset network with 5 radio local stations and it is a member of the European Media Alliance active globally through the companies, including Spanish Mediaset Espana, Ei Towers, and German ProSiebenSat.1.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)2.88bn
  • Net income in EUR284.80m
  • Incorporated2021
  • Employees12.09k
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Mergers & acquisitions

Acquired companyDeal statusDateDate /
Deal status
MFEB:MIL since
announced
Transaction
value
ProSiebenSat1 Media SEDeal completed26 Mar 202526 Mar 2025Deal completed-18.18%1.24bn
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