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• Joseph Oughourlian, Chair: “With full transparency, I can state with confidence that today we are a stronger company and better prepared for growth.”

• Santillana targets growth from 3.6 million current subscriptions to 4.5 million, reaching total revenue of €600 million, EBITDA of €175 million, and operating cash flow of €75 million by the end of the period

• PRISA Media will transform through six strategic pillars across four major verticals — News, Music, Sports, and Lifestyle — targeting revenue of €520 million, EBITDA of €74 million, and operating cash flow of €25 million

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• EL PAÍS surpasses 451,000 total subscribers, up 12%
• Santillana reaches 3.6 million subscriptions, up 19%
• Group revenues total €904 million and EBITDA amounts to €163 million
• Net financial result improves by 16% and operating cash flow reaches €58 million, up 6% compared with 2024
• PRISA closes the year with a robust liquidity position of €218 million

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• EBITDA and revenue are up 4% at constant exchange rates, excluding one-off effects
• Santillana subscriptions rise 19% to reach 3.6 million
• PRISA Media continues to outpace the market in advertising growth, while EL PAÍS now has 437,000 subscribers
• The Group maintains a solid liquidity position of €196 million, with Free Cash Flow improving by 115%

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• Revenue rose 6% and EBITDA grew 9% at constant exchange rates, excluding extraordinary items.
• Santillana reaches 3.4 million subscriptions, with improved margins.
• PRISA Media posts advertising growth and EL PAÍS consolidates its paywall model with over 426,000 subscribers.
• Free cash flow (FCF) increases by 31%, with the Group maintaining a strong liquidity position of €192 million.
• A refinancing agreement was successfully completed in the second quarter, further reinforcing the Group’s financial stability.

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• The forum World in Progress: A Safe Future will bring together senior officials, public-sector leaders, and distinguished experts to address the most pressing security and defense challenges facing Europe today.
• Confirmed attendees include: Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France region; Sèbastien Lecornu, French Minister of the Armed Forces; Agnès Pannier-Runacher, French Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity, Forestry, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries; Josep Borrell, former EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs; Pavlo Klimkin, former Ukraine Foreign Minister; Arancha González Laya, former Spanish Foreign Minister; Bernard Cazeneuve, former Prime Minister of France, Bernard Émié, former head of France’s foreign intelligence service, the Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE); and senior executives from companies such as Parrot, Dassault Aviation, and Indra.

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• Martínez Ahrens is confirmed as Editor-in-Chief of EL PAÍS following a consultative vote by the newsroom, with nearly 70 % in favor.
• The new Editor-in-Chief emphasized his unwavering commitment to the Americas and to defending freedoms, human rights, and democracy. 
• “Pluralism and independence to seek the truth, combat misinformation, and win the battle for audiences and subscriptions.” 
• “We must be leaders,” said the Editor-in-Chief. He promised to achieve this by remaining faithful to the paper’s founding principles: “We are a progressive newspaper that supports equality and diversity of all kinds.” 
• “As Editor-in-Chief, I am committed to respect for readers, for the truth, and for independence,” he concluded in his address to the newsroom, also noting that he will continue to serve as Editor-in-Chief of EL PAÍS América.
• Pilar Gil, CEO of EL PAÍS and PRISA Media said: “Under Jan’s leadership, it’s finally time for us to be truly recognized for the excellence of our teams and the impact of our journalism.”

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