Grupo Clarín S.A.

About Grupo Clarín S.A.

Grupo Clarín S.A., together with its subsidiaries, operates in the media industry in Argentina. It operates through Digital and Printed Publications and Content Production and Distribution segments. The Digital and Printed Publications segment includes newspapers with national and regional circulation, sports newspapers, the edition, and publication and distribution of magazines, as well as commercial printing; publishes newspapers, a sports daily, and magazine publishing; editing and distribution; and commercial printing. This segment also offers Diario Clarín, a national newspaper for the Spanish-speaking world; OlÃ, a sports newspaper for the Argentine market; and Geniuses, a boys' magazine. The Content Production and Distribution segment offers Canal 13 channels, amplitude modulation/frequency modulation radio broadcast stations, and Radio Mitre and La 100, as well as produces content for television, movies and radio, and cable television signals; and organizes sporting events. The company was founded in 1945 and is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Grupo Clarín S.A. is a subsidiary of GC Dominio S.A.

https://www.grupoclarin.com

GCLA.BA Argentina

209.5USD2.5 (+1.19%)

• At close Thu Oct 06 2022

Buenos Aires exchange

Sector: Communication Services

Industry: Entertainment

Location Argentina, Buenos Aires

Grade: ADF

147,351,165 USD
MARKET CAP
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PE
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BETA (5y)
-12.430
EPS

Profits

for 5 years
206%
for 3 years
424%
for 2 years
437%
for last year
15%
for this year
0%
Grupo Clarín S.A.
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