Métropole Télévision (MMT) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
16 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Achieved best TV audiences in three years, with strong TV and radio ratings and digital transformation advancing, including M6+ streaming platform user and revenue growth.
Maintained high operating margins through strict cost control, despite a challenging market and no major sports events in H1 2025.
Streaming revenue grew 32.5%–35% year-over-year, now representing 11.6% of video segment revenue, with M6+ reaching 28 million users and a 17% increase in hours viewed.
RTL radio saw consecutive audience growth waves, with strong performance in April–June 2025.
Expanded through acquisitions, including Full Dawa Production, LMX 74, and La Boîte Aux Enfants, strengthening content and diversification.
Financial highlights
H1 2025 consolidated revenue: €632.7M, down 3.7% year-over-year; EBITA: €105.9M, down 11.8%; operating margin at 16.7%.
Net income for H1 2025: €57.9M–€59.2M, down from €85.3M in H1 2024, impacted by a one-time exceptional tax charge of €11.6M.
Streaming revenues grew 32.5%–35% year-over-year, reaching €58.6M.
Audio segment margin at 20.3%–20.4%, with stable revenues and EBITA of €15.1M.
Dividend payout of €157.1M–€157.3M in H1 2025; net cash position at June 30, 2025: €103.9M–€178.8M.
Outlook and guidance
Advertising visibility remains low for H2 2025, with continued uncertainty and client caution.
Growth objectives for streaming are confirmed, targeting over €200M in revenue and 1 billion hours viewed on M6+ by 2028.
Continued investment in both linear and streaming content, with ongoing cost management and talent recruitment.
Programming cost reductions will be less significant in H2; investments will be adjusted based on market evolution.
No extrapolation of H1 results for full year due to seasonality and macroeconomic risks.
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