Browse the full management transaction log of DEEZER SA, a publicly traded company based in France. Shares are quoted on FR FR, under the authority of AMF. Operating in the Media & Communication sector, DEEZER SA has published 13 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €138.6m. The latest transaction was reported on 4 November 2025 — Acquisition. Among the most active insiders: Rougeot Stephane. All data is openly available.
FY ended December 2024 · cache
13 of 13 declarations
DEEZER SA is a French company specialized in music streaming and digital audio experiences. Founded in Paris in 2007 by Daniel Marhely and Jonathan Benassaya, the platform initially emerged as an online listening service and gradually evolved into one of the best-known independent players in the global audio streaming market. Listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker DEEZR and identified by ISIN FR001400AYG6, Deezer has built its business model around access to a very large music catalog, complemented by podcasts, radio channels, editorial content, and personalized discovery features. The group now operates as a global platform, with a historic stronghold in France and a broad commercial footprint internationally. Its business is organized around two main pillars: the Direct segment, aimed at individual subscribers, and the Partnerships segment, distributed through agreements with telecom operators, device manufacturers, digital platforms, or other distribution partners. This dual model allows Deezer to expand its user base while diversifying revenue streams and gradually improving its margin profile. Deezer has strengthened its market position by focusing on user experience quality, algorithmic personalization, editorial recommendations, and differentiating features such as synchronized lyrics, smart playlists, high-fidelity audio, and tools tailored to artists. The company also stands out for its “artist centric” remuneration approach, designed to better align monetization with highly engaged listening. In 2024, Deezer reported 14.9% revenue growth in the first half of the year, followed by 11% growth in the third quarter, confirming the resilience of its commercial model. For full-year 2024, the company also announced positive free cash flow for the first time, a meaningful milestone in its financial trajectory. Geographically, Deezer remains strongly exposed to the French market, which continues to be a key growth engine, while pursuing a more selective international strategy to prioritize higher-value markets and partnerships. The group benefits from a recognized brand, proprietary technology, and the ability to secure strategic distribution deals. In a global industry dominated by a few very large platforms, Deezer positions itself as a scaled independent player, known for product expertise, commercial flexibility, and a strong focus on audience monetization.