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Company Profile

Business Description

Tegna Inc is a media company with a portfolio of broadcast stations and digital sites. The firm has around 64 television stations and 2 radio stations in approximately 51 U.S markets. The company owns multicast networks of True Crime Network and Quest. It generates key revenue from advertising and marketing services, subscription, political advertising, and other services.

Contact

8350 Broad Street, Suite 2000
Tysons, VA, 22102-5151

T +1 703 873-6600

dkuckelman@tegna.com

Sector Communication Services

Industry Broadcasting

Most Recent Earnings Sep 30, 2021

Fiscal Year End Dec 31, 2021

Stock Type Aggressive Growth

Employees 6,430

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