Unidad Editorial's Ebitda falls 6.1% through September to 20 million euros

FinanceInternationalAPM - Asociación de la Prensa de MadridNov 13, 2026, 2:24 AMAI summary

Image: APM - Asociación de la Prensa de Madrid

In the first nine months of 2026, Unidad Editorial's gross operating profit (Ebitda) was 20 million euros, 6.1% less than the 21.3 million a year earlier, according to information reported to investors by its parent company, Italy's RCS MediaGroup. Revenue stabilized with a 0.3% rise, from 146.4 to 146.8 million. Digital subscriptions at El Mundo reached 208,000 (174,000 in 2025) and at Expansión 153,000 (124,000 in 2025).

In 30 seconds

Unidad Editorial's Ebitda fell 6.1% through September 2026, from 21.3 to 20 million euros
Revenue held steady at 146.8 million, up 0.3% from 146.4 million
El Mundo reached 208,000 digital subscribers, versus 174,000 in 2025

Read the full story at APM - Asociación de la Prensa de Madrid

IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by APM - Asociación de la Prensa de Madrid. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.

Unidad Editorial
RCS MediaGroup
resultados
medios
suscripciones digitales

Comments

Be respectful. Comments reported by several people are hidden until a moderator reviews them.

You do not need an account to read, only to comment. Sign in with a code sent to your email or with your Google account. We only show the name you choose, never your email.

Keep reading

European stocks fall after Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO
European and Asian stock markets mostly fell on Friday as investors assessed the impact of Jensen Huang's departure as Nvidia chief executive on the AI industry. Nvidia said Huang left his roles with immediate effect and that chief financial officer Colette Kress is taking over as interim chief executive. Nvidia shares fell 4.3% on Thursday on Wall Street. Brent rose 0.7% to $96.48 after Trump said the US does not need a deal with Iran.
FinanceInternationalEuronews.com3:22 AMAI
Inflation holds at 4.9% in October, its highest level since February 2023
Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) confirmed that inflation stayed at 4.9% in October for a second consecutive month, its highest level in more than three years, driven by higher energy costs. Gasoline rose almost 21% and diesel 36%, so the direct discount of 20 cents per litre will continue to apply in December. Electricity rose 11.1% and natural gas 5.3%. Core inflation stands at 3.1%.
FinanceInternationalRTVE.es3:04 AMAI
Inflation holds at 4.9% in October on pressure from tourism and gas
CPI held at 4.9% in October, as confirmed by INE, and core inflation repeated at 3.1% for a second consecutive month. Higher gas and package holiday prices sustained the level, while food moderated three tenths to 2.4%. With these figures, the government extends in December the 20-cent-per-litre cut on petrol and diesel, and keeps the special hydrocarbons tax cut for butane and propane.
FinanceInternationalEL PAÍS3:00 AMAI
Schroders sees cheap quality companies outside the US and a 2027 shaped by bonds
Johanna Kyrklund, chief investment officer of Schroders Group, points to quality companies trading at cheap valuations, especially outside the United States, as an opportunity for 2027 — an unusual combination that allows investors to diversify beyond AI and the big US tech names. She also warns that risks — geopolitics, AI and debt — are increasingly correlated and that "everything comes back to the bond market", with fiscal credibility as a differentiating factor between markets.
FinanceInternationalFinect2:52 AMAI

Unidad Editorial's Ebitda falls 6.1% through September to 20 million euros

In 30 seconds

Comments

Keep reading

European stocks fall after Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO

Inflation holds at 4.9% in October, its highest level since February 2023

Inflation holds at 4.9% in October on pressure from tourism and gas

Schroders sees cheap quality companies outside the US and a 2027 shaped by bonds