Klassik Radio AG: management transactions · Germany · BaFin

About Klassik Radio AG

Klassik Radio AG (ISIN DE0007857476, ticker KA8.DE) is a German audio media group listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX) and, since late 2024, also associated with the m:access segment in Munich. Headquartered in Augsburg, Germany, the company is a niche premium-audio player focused on radio, music streaming and related audio services rather than mass-market broadcasting. For investors, it is best viewed as a specialized small-cap media company with a clearly differentiated brand portfolio and a strong digital angle. ([klassikradio.de](https://www.klassikradio.de/corporate-news/klassik-radio-ag-notiert-seit-heute-im-m-access-der-boerse-muenchen/)) The company’s roots go back to the development of its flagship brand Klassik Radio, which has evolved into one of Germany’s most recognizable premium music radio brands. Over time, the group transformed from a traditional radio broadcaster into a 360-degree audio platform combining linear radio, digital audio, events and e-commerce. According to company disclosures, Klassik Radio launched its subscription streaming service Klassik Radio Plus in 2017, followed by Beats Radio in 2021, an internationally oriented electronic house music station distributed via DAB+ in Germany and Austria. The streaming platform now claims roughly 180 music channels, more than 700,000 installations and a 4.7-star rating across more than 25,000 reviews. ([klassikradio.de](https://www.klassikradio.de/ueber-uns/)) Klassik Radio’s business model is built around several complementary revenue streams: the core Klassik Radio broadcast brand, the digital Beats Radio brand, subscription and streaming services through Klassik Radio Plus, webshop sales, and live concert tours. This multi-channel structure allows the group to monetize a premium, loyal audience while reducing reliance on a single revenue source. The company emphasizes its digital-first positioning, nationwide DAB+ coverage in Germany and Austria, and reach in German-speaking Switzerland. It also describes itself as Germany’s only listed radio company, which gives it a distinctive profile in the domestic media market. ([klassikradio.de](https://www.klassikradio.de/corporate-news/klassik-radio-ag-notiert-seit-heute-im-m-access-der-boerse-muenchen/)) From a competitive perspective, Klassik Radio occupies a protected niche. Its brand is highly recognizable, its audience is targeted, and its curated content proposition differentiates it from generalist music stations and large-scale streaming platforms. The company says its programming of classical music, new classics and film music reaches nearly six million listeners in Germany. ([klassikradio.de](https://www.klassikradio.de/corporate-news/klassik-radio-ag-notiert-seit-heute-im-m-access-der-boerse-muenchen/)) Recent developments indicate improving operating momentum. In January 2026, Klassik Radio reported preliminary FY2025 revenue growth of 11% to about EUR 21.5 million and EBITDA growth of 22% to about EUR 2.35 million, supported by Klassik Radio, Beats Radio, Klassik Radio Plus and the live-events business. In October 2024, the group strengthened its marketing and content management team, and in September 2025 it rebranded Klassik Radio Select into Klassik Radio Plus as part of an international expansion strategy. As a German listed company, managerial share transactions may also be reported under MAR Article 19 to BaFin, reinforcing disclosure transparency for shareholders. ([klassikradio.de](https://www.klassikradio.de/corporate-news/klassik-radio-ag-uebertrifft-deutlich-die-ergebnisprognose-2025-22-prozent-ebitda-steigerung-11-prozent-umsatzplus/))