Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
Fourth-Quarter Outlook and Full-Year Guidance
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Business Profile and Market Position
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US Media Sector Context
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
Townsquare Media reported third-quarter results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with net revenue of USD 110.9 million, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier. The company said adjusted EBITDA rose 2.7 percent to USD 22.6 million, while the net loss narrowed to USD 4.0 million. The figures were published in a Yahoo Finance press release.
Digital advertising revenue increased 12.7 percent to USD 45.3 million, marking a third consecutive quarter of accelerating growth. Programmatic revenue rose 22.5 percent, while subscription digital marketing revenue declined 8.5 percent to USD 17.1 million.
Broadcast advertising revenue increased 0.4 percent overall, helped by political advertising. Excluding political revenue, broadcast revenue fell 5.2 percent to USD 44.4 million, and management expects the underlying decline to deepen in the fourth quarter.
Townsquare’s board approved the suspension of the quarterly cash dividend in November. The previously declared USD 0.20 per-share payment was made on November 2, while future distributions will depend on further board decisions. Management said the move should preserve about USD 14 million of cash annually for liquidity and potential growth investments.
For the fourth quarter, Townsquare expects revenue of USD 107 million to USD 109 million and adjusted EBITDA of USD 23 million to USD 25 million. Full-year revenue guidance stands at USD 430 million to USD 432 million, with adjusted EBITDA between USD 87 million and USD 89 million.
Townsquare Media is a US community-focused digital and broadcast media company serving markets outside the largest 50 US markets. Its operations include digital advertising through Townsquare Ignite, subscription digital marketing services through Townsquare Interactive, local radio advertising and live events. The company is based in Purchase, New York.
Townsquare’s local-market focus distinguishes it from larger national radio groups such as iHeartMedia, while Beasley Broadcast Group and Cumulus Media are closer radio peers. Its combination of local radio, programmatic advertising and subscription marketing gives it a more specialized regional profile than the broadest competitors.
US media shares remain part of the broader S&P 500 market environment.
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