Reach PLC
F:MRR
Decide at what price you'd be comfortable buying and we'll help you stay ready.
|
R
|
Reach PLC
F:MRR
|
UK |
|
British American Tobacco plc
LSE:BATS
|
UK |
|
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd
BSE:532424
|
IN |
|
S
|
Sigma Healthcare Ltd
OTC:SIGGF
|
AU |
|
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste SAB de CV
OTC:ASRMF
|
MX |
|
S
|
Societe Generale SA
XHAN:SGE
|
FR |
|
A
|
Amazon.com Inc
F:AMZ
|
US |
|
N
|
Nestle SA
XHAM:NESR
|
CH |
|
D
|
Deutsche Telekom AG
F:DTE
|
DE |
|
G
|
Globe Life Inc
XMUN:TMJ
|
US |
|
D
|
Dexcom Inc
F:DC4
|
US |
|
E
|
Equinix Inc
SWB:EQN2
|
US |
|
Yamaha Motor Co Ltd
F:YMA0
|
JP |
|
A
|
Atlanta Braves Holdings Inc
OTC:BATRB
|
US |
|
VinFast Auto Ltd
F:0TL
|
SG |
|
C
|
CorMedix Inc
F:19KA
|
US |
|
X
|
Xylem Inc
LSE:0M29
|
US |
|
T
|
Teradyne Inc
LSE:0LEF
|
US |
|
BASF SE
OTC:BASFY
|
DE |
|
J
|
JPMorgan Chase & Co
XHAM:CMC
|
US |
|
M
|
Mitsubishi Estate Co Ltd
F:MES
|
JP |
|
Orange SA
F:FTE
|
FR |
|
W
|
Williams Companies Inc
XHAM:WMB
|
US |
|
C
|
Canadian National Railway Co
XMUN:CY2
|
CA |
Reach PLC
Reach PLC is a UK-based media company that owns and publishes newspapers, websites, and other news brands. Its titles include national, regional, and local outlets, so it reaches readers who want general news, local coverage, sport, entertainment, and business updates in print and online. The company makes money mainly from advertising, digital subscriptions and membership products where offered, and sales of newspapers and related content. Its main customers are advertisers who want to reach large audiences, plus readers who pay for print copies or access to premium digital content. What makes Reach different is its role as a mass-market publisher with deep local reach. It does not manufacture products or run a utility-style business; it sells attention, news content, and audience access across many brands, using its editorial teams and distribution channels to connect advertisers with readers at both national and local levels.
Reach PLC is a UK-based media company that owns and publishes newspapers, websites, and other news brands. Its titles include national, regional, and local outlets, so it reaches readers who want general news, local coverage, sport, entertainment, and business updates in print and online.
The company makes money mainly from advertising, digital subscriptions and membership products where offered, and sales of newspapers and related content. Its main customers are advertisers who want to reach large audiences, plus readers who pay for print copies or access to premium digital content.
What makes Reach different is its role as a mass-market publisher with deep local reach. It does not manufacture products or run a utility-style business; it sells attention, news content, and audience access across many brands, using its editorial teams and distribution channels to connect advertisers with readers at both national and local levels.
Revenue pressure: Reach reported first-half revenue of GBP 233 million, down 9%, as a 40% drop in on-platform page views from lower Google referrals hurt digital monetization.
Profit held up: Despite the traffic hit, adjusted operating profit was GBP 43 million, with margins rising to 18.5% after operating costs were cut by 10%.
Subscriptions growing: Paid subscriptions were rolled out across 15 sites and topped 40,000 subscribers, putting the company on track for its 75,000 year-end target.
AI and video push: Management said AI-powered LaunchPad is now being used by editorial teams, while high-end video and new AI licensing deals are becoming more important revenue drivers.
Print restructuring ahead: Print site closures are ahead of plan and should help deliver savings, though the company still expects a cautious back half and more circulation decline.
Dividend reset: The interim dividend was rebased to GBP 0.014 per share as Reach shifts more capital toward organic investment and keeps leverage low.