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    The biggest talking points of 2024 revealed

     Britain's most talked about news moments of 2024 were the US and UK elections, Taylor Swift’s epic live shows and the Oasis reunion. A poll of 2,000 adults revealed the topics most likely to come up around the Christmas dinner table this year which include teen Luke Littler’s darts win and blind comedian Chris McCausland storming the dancefloor on Strictly Come Dancing. The moment Donald Trump was shot in the ear, the popularity of Baby Reindeer on Netflix and the disastrous Willy Wonka experience were also among the top 25 list. It emerged that 19 percent admit

    Readly expands German magazine offering with Condé Nast titles

    The magazine and newspaper app Readly has expanded its German magazine portfolio by partnering with Condé Nast Germany. This collaboration brings prestigious lifestyle titles such as Glamour, GQ, Vogue, and AD to Readly's platform, along with the brand-new Condé Nast Traveller Germany, which debuted with its first German issue in September. All titles will be available to Readly subscribers starting from December 4th. As part of this exciting addition, Condé Nast Traveller Germany offers travel expertise and inspiration with a particular emphasis on destinations in Germany,

    2024 Reading Trends: Pets take centre stage, joined by politicians and celebrities sharing troubles

                                        The magazine and newspaper app Readly has compiled its annual reading trends report for 2024 showing that 442,000 digital issues were read 170 million times on the platform. Readership increased the most in categories such as Fashion & Beauty (+24%), Crosswords & Sudoku (22%) and News & Politics (+16%). The average subscriber spends 9 hours per month reading digitally on the app. While Celebrity & Entertainment, Lifestyle, and Cars & Motoring remain the most popular categories on Readly overall, other categories to see an increase in

    Readly magazine app celebrates Disney stories this festive season with a ‘Christmas Surprise Token’ CRM and social campaign

                                                                                                                  Readly, the European leader in digital magazine and newspaper subscriptions, and Disney are launching a ‘Christmas Surprise Token’ campaign enabling readers to enter a competition to win a festive entertainment bundle.    The CRM and social campaign will see Readly subscribers being encouraged to find a hidden ‘Surprise Token’ placed within the latest issue of ‘Frozen - The Official Magazine’. Once readers have found the token, they can enter a competition to win

    Announcement from extraordinary general meeting in Readly International AB (publ)

    Extraordinary general meeting in Readly International AB (publ) ("Readly" or the "Company") was held today on 25 November 2024 at 14:00 (CET) at the Company’s head office at Gjörwellsgatan 30, 112 60 in Stockholm, and the following resolution was passed by the meeting.In accordance with the proposal of the board of directors, an extra dividend of SEK 1, 75 will be made to the shareholders. The date of record will be 27 November 2024. The dividend is expected to be paid through Euroclear Sweden AB on 2 December 2024. For further information about the extraordinary general meeting, refer

    Škoda turns over a new digital leaf with Readly partnership

    Škoda is partnering with Readly  digital magazine and newspaper reading app to offer owners free access to the brand’s extensive library of content. The partnership, which gives Škoda owners two months of free reading on the Readly app, is the first of its kind in the automotive market. The offer will be available to both new Škoda customers and those who have purchased a new model within the last four years. Customers also need a compatible online infotainment system with a display larger than nine inches. To take advantage of the deal, which gives

    Two thirds of political views are influenced by politicians’ private lives: Readly and The Standard launch retro US Election Series

    New research reveals that two thirds of people (72%) believe that a political leader's private life has impacted their opinion of them as a leader. Whilst 10 percent believe it has changed for the better, a third (35%) said it has been detrimental to their belief in a politician, showed the research by Readly  digital magazine and newspaper app. When it comes to public scrutiny, two thirds of people (71%) believe that personal actions impacting a politician's public duties should be openly reported and one in ten (10%) said any personal behavior should

    Notice of extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders in Readly International AB (publ) to be held on 25 November 2024

    The shareholders of Readly International AB (publ), reg. no. 556912-9553, (the “Company” or “Readly”), are hereby called to an extraordinary general meeting to be held on Monday 25 November 2024 at 14.00 (CEST), at the Company’s head office at Gjörwellsgatan 30, 112 60 in Stockholm. Entry and registration begin at 13.30 (CEST).The board of directors has decided, pursuant to the Company’s articles of association, that shareholders shall have the right to exercise their voting rights by postal voting. Shareholders may therefore choose to exercise their voting rights at the meeting by

    Mealtime Moments or is it? Less than half of families eat together

    New research reveals that under half (43%) of families sit down and eat together and a third of people eat their daily meals on the sofa! The YouGov research by Readly digital magazine and newspaper app found that dinner is the top meal to spend time together (85%), with breakfast and lunch more grab and go style as it is being shared by just 7 percent of respondents. On average, most people (37%) spend 20-29 minutes eating together, however almost one in ten (8 percent) spend 45 minutes to 1 hour eating together and 29 percent spend less than 20 minutes. As a nation of

    Readly reports an adjusted operating result of 14.4 million SEK

    Readly International AB (publ) reports a third quarter with an adjusted operating result of 14.4 million SEK (-2.5) corresponding to an adjusted EBIT margin at 8.0 per cent (-1.5), and a positive cash flow of SEK 8.0 million (-6.5). Adjusted for VAT, currency effects and divestments, revenue growth was 19.0 per cent. During the same period, ARPU rose to SEK 145 (120). As a result of the divestment of Readly France SA, the number of fully paying subscribers decreased by 9.7 per cent to 415,771 (460,686) compared to the same period last year. The corresponding figure compared to the previous

    Readly removes dividend policy and proposes an extra dividend of SEK 1.75 per share

    Readly International AB (publ) (”Readly” or the ”Company”) removes its dividend policy and proposes an extra dividend of SEK 1.75 per share. The decisions have been made by the Board of Directors which has reviewed the company's financial performance and capital structure.The board intends to convene an extraordinary general meeting as soon as possible to resolve the board's proposal regarding an extra dividend. This information constitutes inside information that Readly International AB (publ) is obliged to publish in accordance with EU Market Abuse Regulation 596/2014. The information

    The screen time debate: tips to navigate it to keep everyone healthy & happy

    A report by The Education Committee found there has been a 52 percent increase in children’s screen time in the UK between 2020 and 2022 and nearly 25 percent of children and young people use their smartphones in a way that is consistent with a behavioural addiction.1 With The Swedish Public Health Authority recently issuing new guidelines stating that children under the age of 2 should not use digital media at all and that older children should not have more than 1 - 3 hours a day, many parents are questioning their child's screen usage and keen to jump on this in an attempt

    Strong revenue growth, improved margins and positive cash flow

    Readly International AB (publ) reports a second quarter where revenues increased by 14.2 per cent year-over-year to SEK 188.0 million (164.7), mainly due to well-received price increases in Germany and Sweden. Adjusted for VAT, currency effects and divestments, revenue growth was 17.6 per cent. During the same period, ARPU rose to SEK 137 (115). Gross profit was SEK 75.5 million (63.4) corresponding to a gross margin of 40.1 per cent (38.5). Adjusted EBITDA margin was positive for the fourth consecutive quarter and at a record high 8.9 (-0.9) per cent. The divestment of Readly France SA in

    Readly launches The Evening Standard Olympic Games Retro series

    Readly , a European market leader in digital magazines and newspapers, has launched a series of Olympic Games Retro issues with the Evening Standard  to mark some of the greatest moments from the Olympic Games as featured in The Standard over the last 200 years. The Evening Standard Olympic Retro series involves exclusive historic issues, with highlights from the Olympic Games opening ceremonies and sporting events published every day on the Readly app throughout the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The 200 year old collection

    Less than half of Brits will take a summer holiday but a third will holiday on home soil this year

                                                                                                            We’re all going on a summer holiday, or are we? As the school year draws to a close and the holiday season officially opens, research shows that just 47 percent of Brits will take a summer holiday this season. 53 percent will travel abroad and 30 percent will holiday in the UK, citing financial means and relaxation as the top reasons for  staying close to home, according to YouGov research by Readly.    One in five people (22%) are still

    Janet Street-Porter reveals what Norwich and Norfolk people most like to read about

    Embargoed: 16.00 hours 17 July 2024 Take That playing at Carrow Road,  Norwich Airport extending its flights to Malta, Alicante and Faro and Anglia Square Shopping Centre going up for sale are the top stories people in Norwich and Norfolk have enjoyed reading about so far this year according to research by Readly , the digital magazine and newspaper app. Other top moments involved the first East Anglian football derby between Norwich City and Ipswich Town since 2019 (24%) and Steve Coogan - otherwise known as Alan Partridge - spotted smelling cheeses

    Boost the brain with reading: neuroscientist shares tips for achieving a healthy cortex

    Research has shown that the rate of brain decline can be reduced by up to 32 per cent in people who indulge in mental activities, such as reading, in later life.[1] Reading can also reduce stress levels by 68 per cent, more than listening to music or going for a walk.[2] With Queen Camilla’s book club study recently showing that five minutes of reading a day is as valuable to mental wellbeing as walking 10,000 steps and eating five portions of fruit and vegetables, it is clear that it should be a key part of our daily wellbeing. Readly , the app

    Two thirds of Brits are opting for calming workouts as they focus on fitness for health and mental wellbeing

                                                                                    Whilst over a third of Brits are engaging in physical activity several times a week, only one in ten people are doing team sports and two thirds are opting for low intensity, calming workouts such as yoga or walking with the main motivation being to ‘stay healthy’ shows new research by Readly  digital magazine and newspaper app . Over a third of people (39%) participate in fitness ‘several times a week’ and one in ten (14%) are working out every day or several times a day

    Readly divests its holding in Toutabo/ePresse to Cafeyn

    Readly International AB (publ) (“Readly”) has signed an agreement for the sale of its entire holding in Toutabo/ePresse (formally Readly France) to Cafeyn Group (“Cafeyn”). The purchase price amounts to EUR 4.5 million and is paid in cash in connection with the acquisition. The transaction is considered to have limited impact on Readly’s earnings ahead– Since the acquisition of Toutabo, Readly has changed direction from rapid growth to profitability. We have focused on achieving positive unit economics, directing our marketing towards profitable markets, investing in product development and

    Readly launches new branding concept for its summer campaign

      Digital magazine and newspaper subscription service Readly is launching a new branding campaign themed "What type of Reader are you?". The campaign aims to highlight the diversity and interests of readers and encourage people to explore the breadth of their reading habits and discover new topics, especially during their summer holiday.   The ‘What type of Reader are you?’ creative concept focuses on the diversity of the reader, united by their passion for reading and the vast breadth of titles that engage different reading typologies. A series of interest-based visuals

    Readly launches Daily Mirror Retro series with D-Day anniversary issue

                                    Readly launches Daily Mirror Retro series with D-Day anniversary issue Readly , a European market leader in digital magazines and newspapers, today launches the Daily Mirror retro series with the 80th anniversary of D-Day as the first issue to appear in the series. The Daily Mirror retro series is Readly’s first retro series with a national newspaper and is part of Readly’s long term plan to deliver its subscribers with a breadth of quality content as part of the subscription. The Daily Mirror retro series will involve a

    Announcement from Readly International AB's (publ) annual general meeting

    The annual general meeting of Readly International AB (publ) ("Readly" or the "Company") was held on 15 May 2024 in Stockholm and the following resolutions were passed by the meeting.ADOPTION OF THE INCOME STATEMENT AND BALANCE SHEETThe annual general meeting resolved to adopt Readly's income statement and balance sheet as well as the consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet. DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITThe annual general meeting resolved to dispose the result in accordance with the proposal of the board of directors in the annual report, meaning that the result is

    Q1 2024: Continued revenue growth and positive EBITDA

    For the third consecutive quarter, Readly International AB (publ) reports a positive EBITDA. The number of fully paying subscribers increased by 1.1 per cent to 458,670 (453,631) compared to the same period last year. Total revenue increased by 9.8 per cent to SEK 174.0 million (158.4) and ARPU rose to SEK 121 (112), an increase of 8.1 per cent, largely as a result of the well-received price increases and currency effects. The gross margin increased to 39.1 (35.1) per cent and the adjusted EBITDA margin was 5.1 per cent compared to -5.7 per cent last year.– Q1 2024 is the third consecutive

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