• Bonnier: revenue 2009-2019

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As of 2019, Bonnier AB, generated a revenue of roughly 20.2 billion Swedish kronor worldwide. Compared with a decade ago, this was a decrease of about 10 billion Swedish kronor.

Bonnier’s business areas

Bonnier AB is a subsidiary of Bonnier Holding AB, that is in turn a subsidiary of family-owned business Albert Bonnier AB. The company operates in 12 countries, and is based in Sweden’s capital, Stockholm. Its operations include print media such as newspapers, magazines and books, film production, e-commerce, as well as digital media and services.

Telia is taking over Bonnier Broadcasting

Until 2019, Bonnier made most of its revenues with broadcasting. Bonnier Broadcasting owned 12 terrestrial TV stations that year. Aside from Discovery Networks and Sveriges Television, it is one the largest television companies in Sweden. TV4 Group is only one of the companies belonging to Bonnier Broadcasting. Amongst others, it also owns the second most popular TV channel, TV4. From the end of 2019 on, Bonnier Broadcasting is not part of Bonnier AB anymore, but has been acquired by the telecommunications company Telia.

Net revenue of Bonnier AB from 2009 to 2019 (in billion SEK)

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Release date

May 2020

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Region

Worldwide, Sweden

Survey time period

2009 to 2019

Supplementary notes

Figures have been rounded.

Figures for years previous to 2018 were published earlier by the source.

The source adds the following information: "It was announced in July 2018 that Bonnier AB had signed an agreement with Telia Company to divest Bonnier Broadcasting to Telia, with brands TV4, CMore and Finnish MTV included. The transaction was completed on December 2, 2019, following competition law review by the European Commission.[...] As a result, comparative numbers for 2018 have been adjusted for the divested company."