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Trades about 1,347% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, and founded in 1893, TX Group AG operates an extensive network of media outlets and digital platforms across the country. Its primary objective is to equip users with vital information, clear orientation, engaging entertainment, and diverse services. The group is structured into five distinct divisions: TX Markets, Goldbach, 20 Minuten, Tamedia, and Group & Ventures. Within its portfolio, TX Group manages various online platforms, including those focused on real estate, automotive sales, general classifieds, and financial solutions. It also runs JobCloud, a significant job portal, alongside a multilanguage mobile application, and dedicated news agencies for video, photography, and internal sports coverage. Furthermore, the company offers a comprehensive suite of advertising and marketing services, encompassing television, print, online, radio, out-of-home placements, and performance marketing, in addition to providing marketing services for third parties. Its publishing segment produces paid daily and Sunday newspapers, magazines, and offers general publishing expertise. Completing its digital offerings, TX Group provides access to Zattoo, a popular digital entertainment platform, Doodle for efficient online scheduling, and a range of fintech platforms. The company officially changed its name from Tamedia AG to TX Group AG in January 2020.
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