• Stable revenues in the media business segment.
• Underlying revenue growth for the SaaS segment, but a stronger NOK leads to lower reported revenues in the segment.
• The media businesses and the SaaS businesses are both investing in product and organizational development.
• Group EBITDA was minus NOK 8,7 million for the quarter.
• New organization structure for the media segme
• 4 per cent increase in user market revenues in the media businesses
• 15.6 per cent increase in advertising market in the fourth quarter
• The media businesses and the SaaS businesses are both investing in product and organizational development
• Group revenues increased by 2.7 per cent compared to quarter four, 2020
• Group EBITDA was NOK 8.9 million for the fourth quarter and NOK 6
The recovery of NHST Media Group’s markets continued during the third quarter, contributing to improved income from digital subscriptions. Revenues from advertising and events were significantly higher than in the third quarter last year.
Total revenues for the Group ended at NOK 265.0 million for the quarter, compared with NOK 255.5 million in the third quarter 2020. Group EBITDA for the quar
Most of the NHST Media Group’s businesses saw a positive development in revenues and profit in the second quarter of 2021. The group’s most important markets showed improvement. Positive development in subscription revenues and increased advertising revenues in the media segment contributed to an increase in the group's operating profit before depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA). This progress
NHST Media Group continued its efforts to strengthen the group’s market positions in the first quarter of 2021, through a continued digitalisation of the revenues, supported by product improvements and new digital services.
The group’s operating revenues amounted to NOK 256.0 million for the first quarter, corresponding to a 9.0 per cent decrease from the first quarter of 2020. Adjusted for th
The Board of Directors of NHST Media Group has appointed Trond Sundnes (46) as the new Group CEO. He´s main responsibilities will be the Norwegian and international media publications and group functions. He takes the role after being CEO of NHST Global Publications and has previously held various positions in the group since 2007.
“Trond has been decisive for the digital transformation of bot
During the fourth quarter, NHST Media Group achieved an increase in the sale of digital products and services, and the group’s publications continue to experience a strong demand for news. New products and services launched in the second half of 2020, such as the investment fund game Fantasyfond, newsletters targeted towards the energy industry, product enhancements in Mynewsdesk and webinars host
HegeYliMelhus Ask has resigned her position with NHST Media Group.
- Hege has done a very good job as Group CEO and has led NHST Media Group through two challenging years. We would have preferred for her to stay on longer, but we of course respect her decision. A process to recruit her successor has begun, says Anette Olsen, Chair of the Board of Directors of NHST Media Group.
Olsen points o
NHST GROUP’S DEVELOPMENT IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF 2020
Several of the business units in NHST Media Group had a positive development of new digital products and services, but the Covid-19 pandemic and related uncertainty in the Norwegian and international economy continued to characterise the group’s results in the third quarter.
User revenues decreased 7 per cent in the quarter compared t
Helga Bollmann Leknes (48) has been appointed Chief People Officer of NHST Media Group, effective 17 August.
Leknes will join the Group Management of NHST Media Group and report to Group CEO Hege Yli Melhus Ask.
- Helga has a solid experience from strategic and operational HR as well as business leadership of large international corporations. Her competence and role will be very important to
NHST Media Group recorded progress in several areas in the second quarter of 2020, despite a continued demanding market situation due to Covid-19.
Demand for news services increased significantly in the first months of the year and remained high in the second quarter. Revenues from digital subscriptions rose, while revenues from print publications continued to fall, in line with the long-term t
Mentor Medier acquires NHST Media Group's shares in Morgenbladet. As a result, Mentor Medier will own 90.8 per cent of the shares in Morgenbladet. Mentor Medier already owns several newspapers such as Vårt Land and Dagsavisen in Norway, and the Swedish publication Dagen. It also owns several smaller newspapers and publishing firms, as well as Mediaconnect, a key provider of services to the media i
