Grupo Televisa said unusual trading Volume in its ordinary participation certificates may be linked to market conditions, while it reported no known transactions by directors or relevant officers. The company also said it had not traded under its share repurchase program and would share further information if its review finds any.

Key Highlights

  • The reported unusual trading involved Grupo Televisa’s ordinary participation certificates, also known as CPOs.
  • Grupo Televisa said it was unaware of any CPO transaction by a Board of Directors member or Relevant Officer.
  • The company said the communication followed a request from Mexico’s securities regulator under applicable market-law provisions.

GRUPO TELEVISA, S.A.B. (NYSE: TV) is a major telecommunications company. Unusual trading volume in its ordinary participation certificates, or CPOs, occurred on September 18, 2026. The company said it did not know what caused the activity and indicated that market conditions could be responsible.

CPO Activity Under Review Grupo Televisa

said it was not aware of transactions in its CPOs by members of its Board of Directors or its Relevant Officers. It also said no transactions were carried out under its share repurchase program. The company plans to conduct a more extensive review, with any additional information identified through that process to be communicated through the same channels and in accordance with regulatory requirements. The communication was made at the request of the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores.