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Government also evaluates new wave of voluntary exits in RTP

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Briefings

Portuguese government officials are evaluating a new voluntary exit plan for RTP, which would cost approximately 12 million euros. The minister, António Leitão Amaro, stated the government is assessing conditions before deciding, noting the plan is additional to a 20 million euro capital increase. RTP is expected to face a loss of over 11 million euros in 2026 if the exit plan is executed in 2026, but not if delayed to 2027. The government also discussed advertising policy reforms and clarified that Lusa's executive director change was an agreement, not a government decision.

Key points

• The Portuguese government is evaluating a new voluntary exit plan for RTP that would cost approximately 12 million euros.
• RTP is expected to face a loss of over 11 million euros in 2026 if the exit plan is executed in 2026, but not if delayed to 2027.

Context

The government is considering a voluntary exit plan for RTP, which would cost approximately 12 million euros. This is an additional cost to the 20 million euro capital increase. The plan is part of broader restructuring efforts to improve efficiency and revenue generation.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the government's evaluation of the voluntary exit plan and related advertising policy discussions. Specific details on the final decision timeline, exact financial figures beyond the estimates provided, and the complete scope of advertising reforms remain uncertain.

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