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Agora merger of Gazeta.pl and Wyborcza.pl
Overview
Media group Agora has decided to merge its digital portal Gazeta.pl with its print-focused entity Wyborcza. This move reverses a 2023 decision that had separated the two entities into distinct companies.
The consolidation follows significant financial difficulties, including a reported deficit of approximately 30 million PLN for the two entities combined in 2025. Specifically, Gazeta.pl reported a loss of 13 million PLN, while Wyborcza.pl recorded a 17 million PLN loss. The company has also faced declining revenues in its internet segment, driven by a sharp drop in advertising income, which led to mass layoffs earlier in the year.
By transferring all assets from Gazeta.pl to Wyborcza, Agora aims to simplify its corporate structure, reduce administrative and operational duplication, and improve efficiency. The merger is intended to create a unified digital, subscription, and advertising offering for the group.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesAgora to merge Gazeta.pl and Wyborcza amid financial crisis
Agora will merge Gazeta.pl into Wyborcza to cut costs and streamline operations following declining internet revenues and significant advertising losses.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesAgora to merge Gazeta.pl and Wyborcza.pl following major losses
Agora shareholders have approved the merger of Gazeta.pl and Wyborcza.pl to cut costs and simplify operations following combined annual losses of 30 million PLN.
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moj.powiat.pl · niezalezna.pl · wirtualnemedia.pl · wolniisolidarni.czest.pl