ITV is back in focus after analysts reset price targets closer to £0.85 per share, alongside an updated fair value estimate of about £0.81. These revisions come as commentary turns more cautious around the proposed £1.6b sale of ITV Media & Entertainment to Sky and what that could mean for valuation, growth profile and execution risk. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative might shape the way you track ITV from here. Stay updated as the Fair Value for ITV shifts by adding it...

ITV PLC (ITVPF) delivered a solid H1 performance with both divisions achieving revenue growth, including a 2% increase in ITV Studios revenue and a 3% rise in total advertising revenue. The sale of the M&A business to Sky is a transformative deal that will unlock significant shareholder value, including a 950 million net cash return and a 100 million share buyback. ITVX continues to show strong momentum with viewing up 27% and digital revenues growing 13%, reaching over 20 million monthly active users in June.

ITV (LON:ITV) reported first-half revenue growth across both its Studios and Media & Entertainment divisions, while reaffirming its full-year outlook and outlining plans to begin returning cash to shareholders ahead of the proposed sale of its M&E business to Sky. The company said the trans

Sky talks have kept the takeover buzz alive, but the bigger story is ITV’s slow-motion attempt to turn itself from a broadcast relic into a content-and-digital business.

ITV PLC (ITVPF) reports robust digital revenue growth and strategic cost management, despite a decline in total advertising revenue.

ITV (LON:ITV) executives said the broadcaster and producer delivered a “good performance” in 2025, outperforming market expectations despite a challenging backdrop for linear advertising, while highlighting progress in shifting the group toward studios and digital revenues and maintaining a steady d