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TX Group AG
TX Group AG is a Swiss media and digital marketplace company. It publishes newspapers, magazines, and news websites through brands such as Tamedia and 20 Minuten, and it also runs online marketplaces for jobs, real estate, cars, and other classified ads. The company serves readers, advertisers, and people or businesses that want to buy, sell, rent, or hire through its platforms. The company makes money mainly from advertising, reader subscriptions, and fees from its marketplaces and classified-ad services. For example, advertisers pay to reach audiences across its media brands, while employers and sellers pay to list jobs, properties, vehicles, and other goods on its online platforms. What sets TX Group apart is that it sits at the intersection of news media and digital classifieds. It is not just a publisher: it also owns the marketplaces where many Swiss consumers and businesses go to find listings and transact, which gives it a broader role in the information and commerce chain than a traditional newspaper company.
TX Group AG is a Swiss media and digital marketplace company. It publishes newspapers, magazines, and news websites through brands such as Tamedia and 20 Minuten, and it also runs online marketplaces for jobs, real estate, cars, and other classified ads. The company serves readers, advertisers, and people or businesses that want to buy, sell, rent, or hire through its platforms.
The company makes money mainly from advertising, reader subscriptions, and fees from its marketplaces and classified-ad services. For example, advertisers pay to reach audiences across its media brands, while employers and sellers pay to list jobs, properties, vehicles, and other goods on its online platforms.
What sets TX Group apart is that it sits at the intersection of news media and digital classifieds. It is not just a publisher: it also owns the marketplaces where many Swiss consumers and businesses go to find listings and transact, which gives it a broader role in the information and commerce chain than a traditional newspaper company.
Revenue Decline: TX Group reported a 7% decrease in revenue for the first half of 2025, citing challenging markets in media and digital job platforms.
Margins Under Pressure: EBIT adjusted and profit margin decreased, mainly due to lower revenue, though over half of the revenue loss was offset by cost reductions.
Stable Cash Flow: Free cash flow before M&A remained unchanged year-over-year, supported by a dividend from SMG.
Share Buyback: TX Group announced a 3-year share buyback program, aiming to repurchase up to a mid-single-digit percentage of outstanding shares.
Media Transformation: Ongoing restructuring and digital focus in media businesses, with margin targets for 20 Minuten and Goldbach reaffirmed for 2026, and Tamedia for 2027.
SMG Growth and IPO Plans: SMG showed double-digit sales and earnings growth, and shareholders remain committed to a future IPO.
Dividend Policy Unchanged: Despite the buyback, the company reiterated at least CHF 4 per share dividend commitment for 2025 and 2026.
