

Clear Channel divests $625M in Europe-North assets fo focus on U.S.
Jan 22, 2025
Paramark News Desk

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Key Points
Clear Channel Outdoor sells its Europe-North business to Bauer Media Group for $625 million in cash.
The sale allows CC to focus on the U.S. market and airports.
Clear Channel Outdoor is selling its Europe-North business segment to Bauer Media Group for $625 million in cash in order to concentrate its efforts on the U.S. market.
The deal purportedly gives Bauer 40,000 out-of-home advertising locations across the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Noway, Poland and Sweden, with experts hoping the change-of-ownership drives innovation in the OOH market at large.
CEO Scott Wells says in a company statement the goal is to "organically improve cash flow and reduce leverage on our balance sheet" as they hyper-focus on its 260+ airport media programs globally.
Europe is having a very M&A-filled week with another large OOH agency acquisition, and Nielson Germany just reported Germany's OOH advertising sector grew nearly 13% and surpassed 3 billion euros in revenue in 2024, becoming the fastest-growing media in the country (notably outpacing TV, online, and radio). DOOH is driving the growth, expanding by almost 20% YoY and accounting for over 40% of total OOH sales.
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Clear Channel divests $625M in Europe-North assets fo focus on U.S.
Jan 22, 2025
Paramark News Desk

Credit: Clear Channel
Key Points
Clear Channel Outdoor sells its Europe-North business to Bauer Media Group for $625 million in cash.
The sale allows CC to focus on the U.S. market and airports.
Clear Channel Outdoor is selling its Europe-North business segment to Bauer Media Group for $625 million in cash in order to concentrate its efforts on the U.S. market.
The deal purportedly gives Bauer 40,000 out-of-home advertising locations across the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Noway, Poland and Sweden, with experts hoping the change-of-ownership drives innovation in the OOH market at large.
CEO Scott Wells says in a company statement the goal is to "organically improve cash flow and reduce leverage on our balance sheet" as they hyper-focus on its 260+ airport media programs globally.
Europe is having a very M&A-filled week with another large OOH agency acquisition, and Nielson Germany just reported Germany's OOH advertising sector grew nearly 13% and surpassed 3 billion euros in revenue in 2024, becoming the fastest-growing media in the country (notably outpacing TV, online, and radio). DOOH is driving the growth, expanding by almost 20% YoY and accounting for over 40% of total OOH sales.
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