The company says its production division, Fremantle, will top $3.3 billion in revenue by 2025.
The result was more than double the €625 million profit from a year earlier and points to a healthy bounce-back for the group, which is investing heavily in its regional operations to compete with fast-expanding global streaming companies.
Full-year group revenue jumped 10.3 percent to €6.6 billion . RTL’s streaming business saw strong growth, with German and Dutch platforms RTL+ and Videoland hitting a total of 3.8 million paying subscribers, the company said. Streaming revenue soared 31.2 percent, but streaming start-up losses increased from €55 million in 2020 to €166 million in the latest year.
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