| Independent Power and Renewable Electricity Producers Industry | Utilities Sector | Mr. Jean-Paul Baudecroux CEO | XDUS Exchange | - ISIN |
| France Country | 1,509 Employees | 2 Jun 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
NRJ Group SA is a private media company that has established a significant presence both in France and on the international stage. Founded in 1981, the company has grown to become a major player in the media industry, engaging in a wide range of activities including publishing, production, and broadcasting. With its headquarters in Paris, France, NRJ Group SA prides itself on its diverse portfolio of media outlets and services, catering to a wide audience through its variety of platforms and content.
Operates 4 major radio stations under the brands NRJ, CHERIE FM, NOSTALGIE, and RIRE & CHANSONS, each catering to different listener tastes and genres.
Features approximately 230 digital radios, expanding the reach and availability of its radio content across digital platforms.
Maintains 6 websites and 7 mobile applications, ensuring a robust online presence that facilitates user engagement and content consumption across multiple digital mediums.
Offers a replay TV service, allowing viewers to watch content from NRJ Group's television channels at their convenience.
Operates two national channels, NRJ 12 and CHERIE 25, along with NRJ Hits, a music channel for cable satellite, broadening its television broadcasting operations.
Engages in advertising activities, leveraging its extensive media network to offer diversified marketing solutions for brands and products.
Operates musical shows under the NRJ Music label, contributing to the music industry by promoting artists and organizing concerts and events.
Involved in the creation and production of audio and audiovisual content, further enriching its content offerings to audiences.
Participates in trademark licensing, leveraging its brand for various products and initiatives, and engages in real estate activities, showcasing the company's diversity in operations.