Entravision Communications Corporation Class A (EVC)

Entravision's stock price has seen fluctuations over the past six months. In Q2 2025, revenue slightly exceeded forecasts, and adjusted EPS beat estimates, with the Adtech segment's operating income significantly increasing. A strategic amendment to its credit agreement was announced on July 16, 2025. The company announced its Q3 2025 financial results release date. Entravision pays quarterly dividends, with an annual dividend of $0.20 per share.

Demand for Entravision's products and services exhibits seasonality, influenced by political advertising cycles, with 2024 anticipated to be a significant upcycle. The media business can experience slower periods due to advertiser uncertainty and the anti-political climate.

Entravision Communications Corp. operates in the media and advertising technology sector, categorized under Television Broadcasting Stations, Advertising Agencies, and Consumer Services. The company's business is divided into Advertising and Technology Services, and Media. Its services include television affiliate partnerships, audio content, digital advertising services through platforms like Smadex and Adwake, and exclusive content with Latino influencers.

Entravision primarily focuses on reaching and engaging Latino consumers in the U.S., Mexico, Latin America, and Spain.

In the past year, Entravision has engaged in initiatives to bolster its reputation, particularly within the Latino community, including PSAs for Latino voters. The completion of the sale of its EGP business in June 2024, following Meta's decision to end its Audience Network Publishing program, impacted the company's operations and reputation.

As of October 2025, institutional ownership of Entravision Communications Corp. is 59.97%, while insider ownership is 25.01%.