Wednesday 26 September 2007
EMAP magazines
EMAP's magazines are run by two divisions: EMAP Consumer Media, which encompasses its consumer-oriented magazines, and EMAP Communications, which encompasses its business-to-business portfolio. It has over 150 magazines (or "brands" as they are called internally) in the UK and France, including FHM, Q magazine, and Top Santé. Here are some magazines that are currently owned by EMAP:
Architects' Journal
Architectural Review
Arena
Bike Magazine
Closer
Drapers
Empire
European Plastics News
FHM
First
Grazia
Heat
Kerrang!
MATCH!
Max Power
More
Parker's
Q
Zoo
Motorcycle News (MCN)
Practical Fishkeeping
Practical Classics
Trout and Salmon
Practical Photography
CAR magazine
EMAP's magazines are run by two divisions: EMAP Consumer Media, which encompasses its consumer-oriented magazines, and EMAP Communications, which encompasses its business-to-business portfolio. It has over 150 magazines (or "brands" as they are called internally) in the UK and France, including FHM, Q magazine, and Top Santé. Here are some magazines that are currently owned by EMAP:
Architects' Journal
Architectural Review
Arena
Bike Magazine
Closer
Drapers
Empire
European Plastics News
FHM
First
Grazia
Heat
Kerrang!
MATCH!
Max Power
More
Parker's
Q
Zoo
Motorcycle News (MCN)
Practical Fishkeeping
Practical Classics
Trout and Salmon
Practical Photography
CAR magazine
Thursday 13 September 2007
FINANCES, BUSINESS VENTURES. OVEFRALL INCOME
Emap's banks could finance bids for its magazine division By Sam Fountain, 10 September 2007, emailed 3 times.
Finnish publisher, Sanoma magazines has reportedly joined in the European feeding frenzy surrounding the sale of Emap's magazine division, which the group's lending banks may be willing to extend credit for. Finn fillies: Finnish publishers have joined the fray for Emap's consumer magazine division Sanoma, which publishes more than 300 titles in 12 countries, including Emap's FHM and Top Sante in Europe, has joined the likes of European magazine groups Mondadori, Lagardere, and Hachette-Filipacchi in expressing interest in the business.It has been reported that Emap, which has relationships with banks including BNP Paribas, Society Generale, ABN Amro, Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland, has indicated that it may be able to help with financing for potential bidders, easing worries raised by the current liquidity squeeze in the credit market.
FINANCES, BUSINESS VENTURES & OVERALL INCOME....
Emap prepares for UK sales scrum with preliminary sale
By Sam Fountain, 13 September 2007, emailed 3 times
As the bidding war for the UK arms of publishing giant, Emap brews, the group has announced the sale of its Australian division to ACP Magazines for £38m.
Emap sold the business, which reported an operating profit of A$2m from revenues of A$66m for the year to March on a debt free, cash free basis for a cash consideration of A$94m.
Emap will continue to benefit from licence revenues from the Australian editions of ZOO, FHM, Empire, Mother & Baby and Pregnancy & Birth following the sale, the company said.“Over the last ten years, and through a total launch and acquisition investment of some A$29m, we have grown Emap Australia into a leading player in its market,” said chief executive of consumer media for Emap, Paul Keenan. ”The outcome of this transaction reflects the quality of the brands and activities we have built in Australia and the depth of creative talent we have developed there.”Shares in Emap remain largely unchanged at 898p, which values the firm at £1.94bn.
Emap prepares for UK sales scrum with preliminary sale
By Sam Fountain, 13 September 2007, emailed 3 times
As the bidding war for the UK arms of publishing giant, Emap brews, the group has announced the sale of its Australian division to ACP Magazines for £38m.
Emap sold the business, which reported an operating profit of A$2m from revenues of A$66m for the year to March on a debt free, cash free basis for a cash consideration of A$94m.
Emap will continue to benefit from licence revenues from the Australian editions of ZOO, FHM, Empire, Mother & Baby and Pregnancy & Birth following the sale, the company said.“Over the last ten years, and through a total launch and acquisition investment of some A$29m, we have grown Emap Australia into a leading player in its market,” said chief executive of consumer media for Emap, Paul Keenan. ”The outcome of this transaction reflects the quality of the brands and activities we have built in Australia and the depth of creative talent we have developed there.”Shares in Emap remain largely unchanged at 898p, which values the firm at £1.94bn.
What is Emap?
EMAP plc is a British media company, specializing in the production of magazines, and the organization of business events and conferences. It also owns several radio and television stations. "EMAP" is an abbreviation of East Midland Allied Press. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange. After a period as a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index, it has been demoted to the FTSE 250 Index with effect from 16 September 2005.
The group is structurally divided into main branches: "EMAP Consumer Media", "EMAP Communications", "EMAP Radio" and "EMAP Advertising". On 20 June 2006 "EMAP France" was sold to Italian press group Arnoldo Mondadori Editore S.p.A. for €545 million.
On 29 September 2006, "EMAP France" became officially "Mondadori France". On July 27 2007, Emap announced that it was undertaking a review of the structure of the group in response to receiving a number of unsolicited proposals to purchase parts of the company. The annoucement effectively put the company up for sale, according to a MediaGuardian article published on the subject. This comes at a time when the company is without a Chief Excutive after the sudden departure of Tom Maloney from the company earlier in the year after a series of profit warnings.
EMAP plc is a British media company, specializing in the production of magazines, and the organization of business events and conferences. It also owns several radio and television stations. "EMAP" is an abbreviation of East Midland Allied Press. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange. After a period as a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index, it has been demoted to the FTSE 250 Index with effect from 16 September 2005.
The group is structurally divided into main branches: "EMAP Consumer Media", "EMAP Communications", "EMAP Radio" and "EMAP Advertising". On 20 June 2006 "EMAP France" was sold to Italian press group Arnoldo Mondadori Editore S.p.A. for €545 million.
On 29 September 2006, "EMAP France" became officially "Mondadori France". On July 27 2007, Emap announced that it was undertaking a review of the structure of the group in response to receiving a number of unsolicited proposals to purchase parts of the company. The annoucement effectively put the company up for sale, according to a MediaGuardian article published on the subject. This comes at a time when the company is without a Chief Excutive after the sudden departure of Tom Maloney from the company earlier in the year after a series of profit warnings.
EMAP magazines
EMAP's magazines are run by two divisions: EMAP Consumer Media, which encompasses its consumer-oriented magazines, and EMAP Communications, which encompasses its business-to-business portfolio. It has over 150 magazines (or "brands" as they are called internally) in the UK and France, including FHM, Q magazine, and Top Santé. Here are some magazines that are currently owned by EMAP:
Architects' Journal
Architectural Review
Arena
Bike Magazine
Closer
Drapers
Empire
European Plastics News
FHM
First
Grazia
Heat
Kerrang!
MATCH!
Max Power
More
Parker's
Q
Zoo
Motorcycle News (MCN)
Practical Fishkeeping
Practical Classics
Trout and Salmon
Practical Photography
CAR magazine
EMAP's magazines are run by two divisions: EMAP Consumer Media, which encompasses its consumer-oriented magazines, and EMAP Communications, which encompasses its business-to-business portfolio. It has over 150 magazines (or "brands" as they are called internally) in the UK and France, including FHM, Q magazine, and Top Santé. Here are some magazines that are currently owned by EMAP:
Architects' Journal
Architectural Review
Arena
Bike Magazine
Closer
Drapers
Empire
European Plastics News
FHM
First
Grazia
Heat
Kerrang!
MATCH!
Max Power
More
Parker's
Q
Zoo
Motorcycle News (MCN)
Practical Fishkeeping
Practical Classics
Trout and Salmon
Practical Photography
CAR magazine
Emap radio boss quitsJulia DayTuesday February 28, 2006MediaGuardian.co.uk
One of Emap's most senior radio executives, Shaun Gregory, is leaving the company after a decade.
Mr Gregory, the Emap Performance managing director of national radio brands, was responsible for networks Kiss, Magic, Kerrang!, Smash Hits, Q, Heat, The Hits and Mojo. He also oversaw Emap's digital plans and its radio development team.
He told staff at Emap about his departure today and is believed to want to spend more time with his young family after moving from Sheffield to Sussex. Mr Gregory is leaving the company at the end of the week and is unlikely to be replaced.
His staff will now report to Dee Ford, the Emap head of radio, who said: "We often refer to the growth opportunities offered to those people within Emap who can demonstrate ability and delivery - Shaun is a living example of this in practice.
"Shaun leaves with my personal thanks for all the passion, drive and delivery that he has brought to Emap radio over the past 10 years."
Starting his career at Emap as local sales manager at Liverpool's Radio City, Mr Gregory was previously Emap Performance's director of development, masterminding the strategy behind Emap's string of digital radio station launches, before being promoted to oversee all Emap's national radio brands 16 months ago.
One of Emap's most senior radio executives, Shaun Gregory, is leaving the company after a decade.
Mr Gregory, the Emap Performance managing director of national radio brands, was responsible for networks Kiss, Magic, Kerrang!, Smash Hits, Q, Heat, The Hits and Mojo. He also oversaw Emap's digital plans and its radio development team.
He told staff at Emap about his departure today and is believed to want to spend more time with his young family after moving from Sheffield to Sussex. Mr Gregory is leaving the company at the end of the week and is unlikely to be replaced.
His staff will now report to Dee Ford, the Emap head of radio, who said: "We often refer to the growth opportunities offered to those people within Emap who can demonstrate ability and delivery - Shaun is a living example of this in practice.
"Shaun leaves with my personal thanks for all the passion, drive and delivery that he has brought to Emap radio over the past 10 years."
Starting his career at Emap as local sales manager at Liverpool's Radio City, Mr Gregory was previously Emap Performance's director of development, masterminding the strategy behind Emap's string of digital radio station launches, before being promoted to oversee all Emap's national radio brands 16 months ago.
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