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Mediapro has “best year of its history”

April 11, 2017 08.51 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Spain’s Mediapro Group has posted a total turnover of €1,536 million for 2016, up from €1,510 million a year earlier.

Quoting a statement provided by the company, El Economista adds that the company, which has a presence in 20 countries, also had an EBITDA of €162 million in 2016, up from €130 million a year earlier.

Furthermore, its net debt decreased from €213 million in 2015 to €143 million last year.

Looking to this year, it expects to see a turnover of over €1,600 million and EBITDA of €200 million.

Mediapro’s assets include a number of TV channels, among them Gol and Real Madrid TV.

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