Press Releases

• The Board, which unanimously approved the appointment,highlighted her “exceptional drive for excellence and transformation”, and the “assurance that her clear editorial vision—anchored in quality and independence—will go hand in hand with efficiency and profitability.”
• “Our goal is crystal clear: to be the global benchmark for Spanish-language news and entertainment for all generations,” stated the new CEO.
• She will continue to serve as Executive Director and Vice Chair of the Board of Directors.

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• Cash generation is up 4% compared to September 2023, and net debt has fallen 89 million in the past year
• Subscription models continue to drive growth and digital transformation: Santillana reports three million subscriptions, up 5% compared to the same period in 2023, and EL PAÍS exceeds 388,600 subscribers, up 18%
• Businesses continue to perform well and in line with expectations

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• Revenues grew by 3%, EBITDA by 20% and net income improved by 33%, excluding extraordinary items that preclude comparison with the first half of 2023.
• Santillana's subscriptions approached three million, up 8% in the first half of the year, while EL PAÍS surpassed 378,000 subscribers, up 23%.
• Net debt has been slashed by 56 million euros since December 2023 and Junior debt, the most expensive tranche, has been cut by almost 150 million euros since 2022.

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• Margarita Garijo and Sylvia Bigio are ratified as independent and proprietary Board members, respectively
• Carlos Núñez, Carmen Fernández de Alarcón, María José Marín and Javier Santiso, are re-elected as Board members

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• Excluding the impact of extraordinary items in Q1, revenues grew +1% and EBITDA +11%
• Santillana's subscriptions approached three million, while EL PAÍS surpassed 366,000 subscribers
• Debt has fallen by EUR 35 million since December 2023
• The 100-million-euro convertible notes issue was oversubscribed, whose impact on debt reduction will be seen in the next quarter
• Moody's and S&P upgrade PRISA's rating, recognizing the company's solid performance and debt reduction

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• The agency has lauded the improvement in governance in recent years and a "more conservative financial policy than in the past".
• The rating firm believes that PRISA "will continue to show solid operating performance over the next 12 to 18 months".

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