Entravision Sells Tampa Stations, Explores Non-Univision Affiliation
What happened
Entravision Communications agreed to sell its television stations serving the Tampa market for $30 million. Concurrently, the company announced it would explore alternatives for its television operations that do not involve a Univision affiliation. The company reported that its third-quarter 2026 revenue increased by 88% to $226.3 million, driven primarily by its advertising technology business, ATS.
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Why it matters
The sale of the Tampa assets and the strategic review of its television operations signal a major shift in Entravision Communications' business model. The company is weighing changes to its asset base and capital allocation priorities as it seeks new operational structures outside of its existing affiliation with Univision.
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Who's involved
- Entravision CommunicationsAmerican media company selling assets and restructuring its television operations
- TampaLocation of the television stations being sold
- UnivisionNetwork whose affiliation Entravision Communications is exploring alternatives to
- ATSTechnology segment driving Entravision Communications' revenue growth
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The entities involved
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Tampa
city in and seat of Hillsborough County, Florida, United States
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Entravision Communications
American media company
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Univision
American Spanish-language free-to-air television network
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