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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Paris, France, NRJ Group SA is a private media company established in 1981. The group operates as a prominent publisher, producer, and broadcaster, with its reach extending across France and internationally. Its extensive radio network features four major stations—NRJ, CHERIE FM, NOSTALGIE, and RIRE & CHANSONS—alongside approximately 230 digital radio channels. Complementing its audio offerings, NRJ Group maintains a robust digital presence through six dedicated websites, seven mobile applications, and a replay television service. In the realm of television, the company manages two national channels, NRJ 12 and CHERIE 25, in addition to NRJ Hits, a specialized music channel accessible via cable and satellite. Beyond content creation and broadcasting, its diverse activities encompass advertising, marketing, organizing musical shows under the NRJ Music label, audio and audiovisual production, trademark licensing, and real estate. Furthermore, NRJ Group SA benefits from a strategic partnership with iHeartMedia, Inc.
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