City analysts, James Capel, have forecast pre-tax profits for all ITV companies within the network for the year 1993/94. The results of the report can be seen below: 1993/94 PRE-TAX PROFIT FORECASTS Anglia £ 2.5m Carlton TV £ 3.5m Central £45.0m Grampian £ 3.5m Granada TV £36.0m HTV £ 1.0m loss LWT £32.0m Meridian £… Continue reading Capel Forecasts TV Profits
London Weekend Television pre-tax profits for the year ending December 31 1992 are as follows: Pre-tax profits: £30.6m (+62%) Advertising Levy: £50.7m Advertising revenue: +3.9% Earnings per share: 18.9p Turnover: £282.80
Independent Radio Sales has attracted a number of potential bidders, the outcome of which will be known within the next three weeks. Amongst the interested parties are a consortium backed by an American radio sales house, KATS and another backed by David Reich formerly of Carat.
FCO is considering a merger with its sister agency, EURO RSCG, following the announcement that it is to make 10 of its staff redundant. The decision has to be faced because of a recent fall in accounts, the main loss being a £2.5m Panasonic billing, which has been moved to McCann-Erickson.
Following ITV’s recent decision to revamp Children’s ITV it has now been announced that children’s programmes will be included in sponsorship packages, with Saturday morning show Gimme 5 being the first up for grabs. What’s Up Doc, due to take over from Gimme 5 in August will also be available for sponsorship.
Following ITV’s recent decision to revamp Children’s ITV it has now been announced that children’s programmes will be included in sponsorship packages, with Saturday morning show Gimme 5 being the first up for grabs. What’s Up Doc, due to take over from Gimme 5 in August will also be available for sponsorship.
Central Television’s pre-tax profits for the year ending December 31 1992 are as follows:Pre-tax profit: £41.06m (£42.45m)Earnings per share: 94.4p (56.1p)Turnover: £333.19m (£306.65m).
Central Television’s pre-tax profits for the year ending December 31 1992 are as follows:Pre-tax profit: £41.06m (£42.45m)Earnings per share: 94.4p (56.1p)Turnover: £333.19m (£306.65m).
Brewing company, Courage Ltd, has renewed its backing of the Rugby Union Club championship in a deal worth £7m.
The group of investors bidding for ITN have today declared their offer for the company, claiming they will give “stability, skills and financial strength” to the news organisation.The new board of ITN will include Michael Green as chairman, David McCall and Stewart Purvis as editor in chief.Since announcing their bid last November, the investors have… Continue reading ITN Restructuring Announced
