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Trades about 158% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE operates as a major media group across Europe, structured into three distinct business units: Entertainment, Dating & Video, and Commerce & Ventures. Its Entertainment segment oversees a collection of free television broadcasters, such as SAT.1, ProSieben, and Kabel Eins, along with various digital platforms. It also manages the broadcast of its HD channels. This division is involved in running Marktguru and wetter.com, alongside other commercial online ventures. It's responsible for both producing and distributing a wide array of programming, encompassing entertainment, reality shows, factual content, TV series, movies, and digital productions. Additionally, it runs Studio71, which specializes in digital content and web-based productions, offering services like branded content creation, original programming, content syndication, influencer partnerships, and talent management. The Dating & Video division focuses on online matchmaking services for social interaction and entertainment, utilizing brands such as Parship, ElitePartner, eHarmony, and LOVOO. This segment also provides video-oriented social and entertainment applications like MeetMe, Skout, Tagged, and GROWLr for its user base. Under the Commerce & Ventures umbrella, the company delves into consumer advisory services, experiential offerings, and the beauty and lifestyle sectors. It also extends bespoke development support and services to other businesses. ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Unterföhring, Germany.
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