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The investment group has sold its entire position in the financial services company, marking a significant portfolio adjustment.

The municipality and police have condemned the actions of the Defend United group, labeling their intervention at a local fair as unacceptable despite the club's claims of necessary crowd control.

The European Board for Media Services is forming an ad hoc expert group to review the sale of United Group media outlets to Portuguese company Alpak Capital and the subsequent change of directors.

Bulgarian market reports indicate that Nova TV is for sale for the third time in seven years, with American company Newsmax emerging as a favorite to acquire the television station from its current owner, United Group.

Nova, a member of United Group, has announced an agreement to sell its 50% stake in Nova ICT to IREON Technologies, a company within the Motor Oil Group.

United Group announced significant financial success in the first quarter of 2026, achieving double-digit growth in both revenue and earnings. This performance highlights a strong start to the year for the company.

A coalition of civil and media organizations has called on BC Partners and United Group to refrain from selling independent media outlets associated with ANN. They advocate for the preservation of independent media ownership.

United Media Group is set to sell its media division to a Portuguese investment company, which will result in new ownership for Slovenian portals N1 and Metropolitan.

United Group, a major telecommunications and media provider in Southeast Europe, has announced the completion of a new terrestrial fiber optic cable in Greece, linking Athens with Thessaloniki and expanding its regional network.

United Group has established a new subsidiary company in Greece, United Group Greece, as part of its strategic focus on EU markets and further concentration on its operations in the country.

While journalists from N1, Nova S, and other media outlets are 'on tenterhooks' due to changes in the company, United Group tells DW – there's no reason to fear. They say that...

Aleksandra Subotić, the former director of United Media, has formally requested to terminate her employment with United Group in Serbia.

Aleksandra Subotić je i dalje zaposlena u United Group RS i odgovara Upravnom odboru te srpske kompanije koja nema medijske aktivnosti, rečeno je iz Junajted grupe za Novu ekonomiju.

United Group has reportedly restructured its media outlets, including N1, by transferring them to a new company without the consent of minority shareholders, raising concerns about corporate governance.

European media and telecommunications company United Group announced improved financial results for the first half of 2026, attributing the growth to its strategic portfolio adjustments. The updated outlook highlights increased operational efficiency across its regional markets.

Serbia's Competition Commission has officially approved the sale of media holdings belonging to the United Group, part of the Adria News Network.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.

Srđan Milivojević, president of the Democratic Party in Serbia, has contacted Luxembourg's independent audiovisual media authority and a Luxembourg MEP concerning the sale of United Group.

United Group (UG) has a plan to ensure a sustainable future for its media companies while preserving their editorial independence, UG CEO Stan Miller

A senior ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) MP stated he would no longer call United Group media outlets 'terrorist trash' after making offensive remarks.

United Group, the parent company of Nova, is expanding its presence in the Greek market through the establishment of United Group Greece.

Until now, United Group's broadcasters were considered critical of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. After a deal with the state-owned telecommunications company, concerns are growing that the stance could change.

Despite internal changes causing concern among journalists, United Group has assured Deutsche Welle that it will preserve the independence of its media outlets, including N1 and Nova S, and that there will be no layoffs.

Professor Rade Veljanovski, a media expert, states that attacks on United Group media are a state project, asserting that the government has its own media ensemble.

N1, part of United Group, has been a constant topic for Serbian authorities and pro-government tabloids, with recent management changes sparking further attention and questions about the government's intentions.

Recent restructuring decisions within United Group saw media outlets like N1 and Nova transferred to a newly formed company, Adria News Network, reportedly without the consent of minority shareholders.

The European Commission confirmed that the sale of United Group's media assets in Serbia will be covered in the upcoming EU Enlargement Report, and that staffing changes at the media are also being monitored.

Media conglomerate United Group has notified management that the divestiture of its N1 and Nova S television networks is substantially complete, though final license transfers await clearance from Luxembourg regulators.

A Portuguese company is set to acquire several independent media outlets in Serbia, including N1, Nova, Danas, and Radar, raising concerns about the future of independent media in the country. The deal was confirmed by Alpac Capital and United Group's ultimate shareholder, with completion expected in late 2026.

A report alleges that United Group concealed negotiations for its sale, presenting the move as a response to journalists' fears of new ownership, while employees and the public were unaware of the advanced sale process.

Dragan Šolak and Victoria Boklag are reportedly attempting to halt the sale of media assets belonging to United Group. Further details on the specific transaction or their motivations were not immediately available.

Stan Miller, Director of United Group, responded to inquiries from MEP Sandro Gozzi concerning the potential sale of several media outlets. The questions specifically addressed the future of N1, Nova, Radar, and Danas.

United Group, which operates N1, Nova, and other regional media, is reportedly planning to sell its business to the Luxembourgish fund "European Future Media Investments," according to Serbian investigative media KRIK.

United Group issued a statement declining to comment on ongoing speculation regarding the potential sale or acquisition of its assets. The company maintained its policy of not addressing market rumors.

The Czech PPF Group, which owns Pop TV and Kanal A, is reportedly interested in acquiring Telemach from United Group, according to Slovenian portal 'Necenzurisano'.

German media are writing these days about what is happening with United Group media. TAZ in an article titled "The plan becomes reality", with the subtitle "Media

Professor Rade Veljanovski and media expert Rogač state that the attack on United Group media is a state project, claiming the government has a well-rehearsed 'ensemble' for propaganda.

The Novi Sad School of Journalism has released a publication titled 'Media Against Media – Strategies for Undermining the Credibility of Independent Media,' documenting the regime's strategy to discredit United Group media.