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Central European Media Enterprises (CME)

Central European Media Enterprises (CME)

CME is a media and entertainment company operating leading television stations across seven countries in Central and Eastern Europe. With a portfolio of 47 television channels, a reach of 49 million viewers, and the dominant streaming services Voyo and Oneplay, CME is firmly positioned at the forefront of the industry. The company invests heavily in in-house production, content, and distribution platforms as it consolidates its market-leading role.

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CME MEDIA ENTERPRISES B.V.
www.cme.net

Zuidplein 168
1077 XV Amsterdam
The Netherlands

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CME MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED Czech Republic
www.cme.net

Kríženeckého náměstí 1078/5
152 00 Praha 5
Czech Republic

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Response to an open letter by journalist organisations on the subject of CME takeover

PPF acquired CME with the goal of further developing our network of commercial television stations. We aim to provide viewers with the highest quality 21st century programming that features entertainment and original domestic content.

„We are leading the transformation of media in our region with innovative products, premium local content and a strong commitment to meeting the evolving demands of our audiences.“

Sam Barnett

CEO, CME

Operating in Croatia, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Slovakia, and Slovenia, CME made significant strides in 2024 by adhering to its “anytime, anywhere” strategy. Its growth has been fuelled by high-quality local content, increased streaming consumption, and strong performance in TV advertising. Since its acquisition by PPF in 2020, CME has become one of the CEE’s  largest and most invested-in broadcasters, poised for further expansion. Central to its strategy is its ability to connect with local audiences through resonant stories, supported by a robust long-term content plan and digital agility. In 2024, over 100 projects – both linear and Voyo-exclusive – were in development across CME’s operations. 

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As SVOD services rapidly advance across Europe in response to rising consumer expectations, CME has continued to scale up the Voyo platform, premiering 48 originals by the end of 2024. This content garnered critical acclaim from viewers and industry professionals across the region, including ten Czech Lion Film Award nominations for Markovič Method: Hojer.  At the close of the year, Voyo had 950,000 paying subscribers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, with the total across all markets approaching 1.4 million. In most regions, Voyo is among the top three SVOD providers and the number-one local provider. In November 2024, CME, in partnership with the telecommunications operator Yettel, launched Voyo in Serbia, marking its first foray into a market where it does not have a dedicated TV station. 

Launching in March 2025, Oneplay – the new over-the-top video streaming and live television platform from CME’s Czech broadcaster Nova and PPF’s telecom operator O2 Czech Republic – exemplifies CME’s deep digital transformation. Replacing both Voyo and O2 TV, it brings together the best of television and online content in a single package, offering a wide range of Czech and international channels, from live sports and blockbuster films to niche cinema, children’s programming, documentaries, and more.

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After only one year, Oneplay reported almost 3 billion video views and 1.6 billion watched hours. One fifth of respondents named Oneplay as the first streaming service that comes to mind (top-of-mind metric), while nearly half recalled the brand without any prompt (spontaneous awareness). 

News remains a cornerstone of CME’s programming and underpins the strong market and audience share. In 2025, CME continued to operate the CME News Bureau in Brussels, which serves as a hub for correspondents from all CME stations to report on the EU, NATO, and broader European affairs for domestic audiences.  

CME is carrying forwards its strategy of renewing premium sport formats across its markets, including the new key acquisition of Formula 1 for the Croatian and Slovenian markets.  

Recognising its influence on millions of people daily, CME is uniquely positioned to raise awareness, inspire, and advocate for positive change. Its sustainability initiative, CME Cares, continues to address the most pressing social and environmental challenges facing the media sector. CME continues progressing towards Top Employers Institute certification across all its stations. The Czech Republic and Romania have retained their certification for 2026, Slovakia has newly achieved certification, and other countries are expected to follow in the coming years. The company has also pioneered employee engagement, consistently achieving high NPS scores across the group. 

The CME Content Academy, a two-year multidisciplinary programme aimed at nurturing young talent to become future leaders in the entertainment industry, made further progress in 2025 by partnering with the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (FAMU). 

Information about CME Media Enterprises B.V. can be found here.