The company founded by the late Walter Ulloa that is today led by CEO Michael Christenson has announced when it will release its Q4 2025 financial results.
Put the first Thursday of March, after the Closing Bell on the NYSE, on your planner.
What can investors expect to hear about Entravision Communications?
Ahead of the 5pm Eastern call on March 5, following the release of its earnings report less than one hour prior, shareholders in “EVC” will likely hear another tale of how the company’s digital profits, which are global in nature, continue to rise. In contrast, continued tailwinds at its U.S. Hispanic market-focused broadcast radio and television stations are dragging down the digital prowess.
With Entravision CFO Mark Boelke succeeding Jeff Liberman in the COO role, adding those duties to his responsibilities, all eyes will likely be on Boelke and Christenson as they seek to ensure investors that they have the right recipe for long-term fiscal success.
Entravision shares were priced just below $3 per share some 10 minutes before Tuesday’s Closing Bell on the NYSE, and have been trading at their highest levels in two years.
Alas, projections on where the company’s Q4 2025 will come in are based on those solely from company C-Suite executives, as no analyst reporting to Yahoo! Finance has been tracking Entravision since Q1 2024.
A peek at Entravision’s 10-Q form filed with the SEC detailing its third quarter 2025 earnings report does not yield any guidance for Q4. However, the company does note that at the end of Q3 2025 it had $172.8 million of variable rate bank debt outstanding under its credit facility.
And, Entravision also discloses that it is paying former Alphabet VP of Product Brad Bender a $20,000 monthly consulting fee. Bender is a member of Entravision’s Board of Directors.
