TELEVISION FRANCAISE 1: management transactions · France · AMF

About TELEVISION FRANCAISE 1

Télévision Française 1 (TF1) is one of the leading French listed media groups, traded on Euronext Paris under ticker TFI and ISIN FR0000054900. The company traces its roots to the first French television channel and was privatized in 1987, a pivotal milestone that reshaped its corporate structure and growth trajectory. Since then, TF1 has evolved from a traditional broadcaster into an integrated audiovisual group spanning content creation, publishing, distribution and monetization across multiple screens. Recent company disclosures indicate that the group operates in 11 countries and employed 2,882 people at the end of 2023, highlighting a business model with both domestic strength and an international footprint. TF1’s core business is built around free-to-air and pay-TV channels, advertising sales and digital distribution. Its channel portfolio includes TF1, TMC, LCI, TFX and TF1 Séries Films, alongside thematic channels such as Ushuaia TV, Histoire TV, TV Breizh and Série Club. The group has also accelerated its digital transition with TF1+, its flagship free, ad-supported streaming platform. TF1+ aggregates a large volume of entertainment and news content, including series, movies, sports and information formats, and also offers digital-first and exclusive programming designed for connected audiences. Beyond broadcasting, TF1 has strengthened its value chain through production and distribution activities, notably via Newen Studios. This production arm creates and distributes content across genres for broadcasters and digital platforms in France and abroad, helping the group reduce reliance on pure advertising revenue and capture more value from intellectual property. TF1 also has a significant advertising sales platform through TF1 PUB and extends its presence into music and live entertainment. This diversified setup gives the group a broader monetization base and better resilience in an industry shaped by changing viewing habits and intense competition from global streaming players. In the French media market, TF1 holds a strong position thanks to the power of its brand, the reach of its free channels and the popularity of its flagship programs. Its offering covers mass-market entertainment, factual news, fiction, children’s content and major live events, allowing it to attract large audiences and premium advertisers. The group’s strategic priorities are centered on digital growth, audience retention, content investment and international development. TF1+ is a key pillar of that strategy, as the company seeks to reinforce its leadership in French-language audiovisual content while adapting to the structural shift from linear TV to streaming and multi-platform consumption.