SANTA MONICA, CALIF. — It is a tale of two segments when it comes to the financial health of Entravision Communications, the company rooted in Hispanic broadcast media in the U.S. For its heritage Spanish-language radio and TV properties, Q2 revenue was down a sliver — even with the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Advertising Technology & Services division? That’s a whole other story, with revenue surging 230% year-over-year, driving the entire company’s growth bus.
For the company led by CEO Michael Christenson, consolidated net revenue in Q2 grew to $227.9 million, from $100.74 million.
This is single-handedly thanks to ATS growth, with revenue accelerating to $182.82 million from $55.32 million.
For the Media arm, which includes the broadcast radio and TV stations, net revenue slipped to $45.08 million from $45.41 million — another sign that multicultural media in the U.S. is in a funk fueled by the end of DEI-driven ad budgets and the failure of marketers to recognize Hispanics as valued consumers who continue to shape American trends and long-term buying patterns.
With the ad tech division’s revenue growth came additional expenses, which is typical. That hardly impacted the ATS arm of Entravision.
In contrast, expenses in the Media division resulted in a swing to a segment operating loss of $3.28 million, from profit in Q2 2025 of $354,000.
Total it up, and Entravision enjoyed Q2 net income of $19.69 million ($0.19 per diluted share). That’s a swing from a net loss a year ago of $3.34 million (-$0.04 million).
