Grupo Televisa S.A. (TV): Price and Financial Metrics
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TV POWR Grades
- TV scores best on the Growth dimension, with a Growth rank ahead of 68.16% of US stocks.
- The strongest trend for TV is in Stability, which has been heading down over the past 179 days.
- TV's current lowest rank is in the Sentiment metric (where it is better than 23.55% of US stocks).
TV Stock Summary
- The price/operating cash flow metric for GRUPO TELEVISA SAB is higher than just 1.36% of stocks in our set with a positive cash flow.
- Of note is the ratio of GRUPO TELEVISA SAB's sales and general administrative expense to its total operating expenses; 87.08% of US stocks have a lower such ratio.
- Shareholder yield, a measure of how much is returned to shareholders via dividends and share repurchases, for TV comes in at 81.33% -- higher than that of 97.62% of stocks in our set.
- Stocks that are quantitatively similar to TV, based on their financial statements, market capitalization, and price volatility, are AGRO, AFYA, AZZ, MHLD, and CPAC.
- Visit TV's SEC page to see the company's official filings. To visit the company's web site, go to www.televisa.com.
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TV Price/Volume Stats
| Current price | $4.69 | 52-week high | $11.90 |
| Prev. close | $4.58 | 52-week low | $4.38 |
| Day low | $4.53 | Volume | 3,111,300 |
| Day high | $4.71 | Avg. volume | 3,207,007 |
| 50-day MA | $5.45 | Dividend yield | 1.72% |
| 200-day MA | $6.10 | Market Cap | 2.65B |
Grupo Televisa S.A. (TV) Company Bio
Grupo Televisa operates as a media company in the Spanish-speaking world. The company operates through four segments: Content, Sky, Telecommunications, and Other Businesses. The company was founded in 1990 and is based in Mexico City, Mexico.
Latest TV News From Around the Web
Below are the latest news stories about GRUPO TELEVISA SAB that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate TV as an investment opportunity.
UPDATE 1-Mexico's Televisa says 'turning the page' on failed Megacable merger offerMexico's Grupo Televisa, the country's largest broadcaster, has "turned the page" on a potential merger with Mexico's Megacable after the companies could not agree on the terms, a top executive said Friday. Mexico's Megacable rejected a merger offer from Televisa last year. When asked about the negotiations in a call with analysts on Friday, Televisa's co-Chief Executive Alfonso de Angoitia said the firm was now focused on executing its own business plan. |
Mexico's Televisa to invest $820 mln in 2023Mexico's Grupo Televisa, the country's largest broadcaster, plans to invest some $820 million in 2023, one of the company's top executives said Friday. Around $620 million will go to cable TV services, while some $160 million will go to Televisa's satellite unit Sky and another $40 million will go to other units, Televisa's co-Chief Executive Alfonso de Angoitia said in a call with analysts. |
UPDATE 2-Mexico's Televisa posts Q4 net loss, dragged by TelevisaUnivison, SkyTelevisa said in its statement that it saw losses partially related to depreciation in the value of the TelevisaUnivision venture recognized in the quarter. Sky, Televisa's satellite TV unit, had about 410,400 disconnections of revenue generating units (RGUs), and sales in the quarter decreased by 8.1% which the company said was explained by "the year-on-year decline in RGUs and lower recharges at Sky's prepaid packages." Televisa has tried to revamp Sky, launching a new mobile service with AT&T in July which executives said would boost the unit's revenue in the coming years. |
Mexico's Televisa posts Q4 net loss, dragged by TelevisaUnivison, SkyTelevisaUnivision, a firm that combines content with U.S. broadcaster Univision, has rolled out a subscription-based version of streaming platform, ViX+, which will compete with established rivals like Netflix Inc and Amazon.com Inc's Prime Video. Televisa said in its statement that it saw losses partially related to depreciation in the value of the TelevisaUnivision venture recognized in the quarter. Sky, Televisa's satellite TV unit, had about 410,400 disconnections of revenue generating units (RGUs), and sales in the quarter decreased by 8.1% which the company said was explained by "the year-on-year decline in RGUs and lower recharges at Sky's prepaid packages." |
UPDATE 2-'Not for sale': Megacable rejects merger offer from TelevisaMexico's Megacable said on Tuesday it had rejected Grupo Televisa's offer to merge the firms' pay TV and broadband operations, opting to stick with its current business plan given that the company is "not for sale." Televisa in November proposed merging its cable and broadband unit Izzi with its smaller listed rival Megacable, Reuters reported exclusively on Monday. Megacable, which provides pay TV, internet and telephone services in Mexico, said in a statement it "extensively analyzed" Televisa's offer and unanimously rejected it on Dec. 8. |
TV Price Returns
| 1-mo | -8.22% |
| 3-mo | N/A |
| 6-mo | -14.10% |
| 1-year | -58.94% |
| 3-year | -25.52% |
| 5-year | -69.53% |
| YTD | 2.85% |
| 2022 | -50.92% |
| 2021 | 14.41% |
| 2020 | -29.75% |
| 2019 | -5.96% |
| 2018 | -32.32% |
TV Dividends
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