Doğan agrees €109m sale of Kanal D Romania to Clever Media
October 30, 2026 10.57 Europe/London By Julian Clover


Doğan Holding has agreed to sell its Romanian broadcasting business to Clever Media in a transaction valued at €109 million, subject to adjustments.

The agreement covers all shares in Doğan Media International, whose portfolio includes general entertainment channels Kanal D and Kanal D2, Radio Impuls and its digital operations.

In a disclosure to Turkey’s public reporting platform KAP, Doğan said the share-transfer agreement was signed on October 26 with Romanian Content Project and Clever Media Network. The consideration will be paid through deferred payments. Source: Doğan’s regulatory filing.

The acquisition is being made through Romanian Content Project, owned by Clever Media Network and EAD.RO Interactive. The sellers are Doğan Media Invest BV and DHI Investment. Source: Kanal D announcement.

The deal would expand Clever’s Romanian television presence, which already includes Prima TV, Prima News and the Prima Sport channels. Source: Mediafax.

Doğan described the disposal as part of its strategy to optimise its portfolio and simplify the group’s activities. Its Romanian business has operated in the market for almost two decades.

Completion remains subject to competition approval, other legal processes and contractual closing conditions. Until then, Doğan Media International will retain its existing structure, with its brands, teams and operations continuing without interruption. No completion date has been announced. Sources: Doğan filing, Kanal D.