Broadcasting Stocks

On October 9, Nexstar Media Group shares dipped below the $200 mark, and headed downward through November 14. One month later, growth in the company's stock price has resulted in another stab at an all-time high for "NXST" on Nasdaq.

Urban One has announced robust early results from its debt restructuring plan. Some 92% of bondholders, representing $450 million in debt, submitted their notes before the December 1 early tender deadline as the company superserving African Americans advances a three-part refinancing strategy.

Add Saga Communications to the list of radio station owners that will participate in an upcoming institutional investor event planned for December 3 at Florida Atlantic University and presented by the financial advisory house that’s home to Director of Research Michael Kupinski.

Bill Wilson, Stu Rosenstein and Erik Hellum, along with Claire Yenicay, are finalizing their company's presentation at an upcoming institutional investor event planned for December 3 at Florida Atlantic University and presented by the financial advisory house that's home to Director of Research Michael Kupinski.

The publicly traded company that includes among its assets the broadcast TV stations that comprise Graham Media Group has announced that it intends to offer, subject to market and other conditions, $500 million in aggregate principal amount of its senior unsecured notes due 2033.

Investors in the biggest single licensee of broadcast television stations in the U.S. will once again be rewarding its shareholders, as the company's Board of Directors is moving forward with a formidable dividend.

David Ellison and his leadership team at Paramount Skydance Corp. are putting the finishing touches on the inaugural quarterly earnings analysis since Skydance Media merged with Paramount Global. On Friday, it became known when the Nasdaq-trading company will unveil the fiscal report card for the entity trading as "PSKY."

The nation's largest local television broadcaster has set a date to reveal its third quarter performance - a critical snapshot of a summer that saw the company's $6.2 billion agreement to acquire rival Tegna and embroilment in controversy over the since-retracted decision to preempt Jimmy Kimmel Live! on its ABC affiliates.

The Jennifer-Witz-led satellite radio giant that's been navigating a return to focus on its in-car presence has set a date to reveal how it performed during the summer months and whether its strategy is paying off in subscriber numbers and revenue growth.

The Bill Wilson-helmed “Local First” company with a strong digital revenue engine has decided when it plans to release its third quarter financial results. The answer? It will be bright and early to start the week of the Forecast conference in New York.

The National Bank of Canada has reiterated its rather downbeat price target for the Toronto-headquartered broadcast media company that is the parent of the Global TV network, a host of cable TV channels and a group of radio stations including "Q107" in both Calgary and Canada's largest market. 

Comcast Corporation is taking fresh steps to reshape its balance sheet, unveiling plans to refinance nearly $10 billion of bonds coming due later this decade. On Monday, the company launched a pair of related transactions to manage debt ahead of looming maturities in 2027 through 2029.

The individual who serves as the COO and President of Local Media for Sinclair Broadcast Group has signed a new employment agreement with the over-the-air TV station licensee, retroactive to the start of 2025. What does this mean for Rob Weisbord?

The nation's top owner of broadcast TV stations, which seeks to acquire TEGNA, has confirmed that Chief Financial Officer Lee Ann Gliha of its C-Suite will participate in four institutional investor conferences in September and October. CEO Perry Sook will join her for three of those events.

SiriusXM and its lenders have agreed on an amendment to the satellite broadcaster’s existing credit agreement that pushes the window on its existing debt down the road, while increasing maximum borrowing capacity by another $250 million.