Assets for sale Media businesses and hardware changing hands. Billboard portfolios, screen networks, broadcast licences, transit concessions and print titles — listed by the people who own them, with the numbers they are willing to put in public.
13 assets listed11 with a published price9 publishing turnover8 asset types
Admarket lists the asset. Admarket does not broker the sale. There is no checkout, no escrow and no agency here. Enquiries go straight to the seller, and everything after that — due diligence, price, contracts, completion — happens directly between buyer and seller with their own advisers. Turnover, running costs and occupancy are owner-supplied and unaudited: treat them as the seller's claim until your own accountant has seen the books.
Browse by asset type Each type is bought on different evidence — the checks that matter are on each page.
List an asset Billboard portfolios
Roadside and building faces sold as a group, with the leases behind them.
2 listings
Screen networks & hardware
LED networks, mall and gym screens, and the players and mounts that run them.
3 listings
Broadcast licences
FM, DAB and local TV licences, usually sold with the transmission chain.
2 listings
Transit concessions
Rights to sell advertising on bus, tram, rail and airport estates.
1 listing
Hardware & single units
Totems, signage, LED panels, structures and transmitters sold on their own — with or without a site.
3 listings
Venue media contracts
The right to sell advertising inside a mall, airport, station or building portfolio.
0 listings
Print titles
Magazines, newspapers and directories sold with their advertiser base.
1 listing
Cinema circuits
Screens and the advertising rights that run in front of them.
1 listing
Every asset listed Turnover is shown weekly, monthly and annually on each card. 9 of 13 sellers publish it; the rest release figures under NDA.
Cinema circuit · 4 screens, 620 seats
€1,100,000 Asking price, long leasehold
Turnover
Weekly €23,800
Monthly €103,000
Annual €1,240,000
184,000
Admissions, last 12 months
18% of turnover
Advertising revenue share
Projectors installed 2019, roughly half their expected lamp life used Pre-roll inventory is currently sold through a third-party rep house Bar and concessions are run in-house and included in the figures Billboard portfolio · 6 faces
€640,000 Guide price, all six on long leases
Turnover
Weekly €2,850
Monthly €12,300
Annual €148,000
94% / 51%
Occupancy, summer vs winter
Heavily seasonal — tourism categories carry the summer, then it thins out All six faces are illuminated and consented until 2034 Landlord is a single agricultural estate, so one negotiation covers the portfolio Transit concession · 48 vehicles
€1,250,000 Asking price for the remaining concession term
Turnover
Weekly €8,270
Monthly €35,800
Annual €430,000
5 years
Concession unexpired
€180,000
Annual minimum guarantee
Covers full wraps, sides and interior panels across the fleet Minimum guarantee is payable whether or not the inventory sells Operator has agreed in principle to assign the concession to a buyer Billboard portfolio · 14 faces
Manchester, United Kingdom
Open to offers £1,850,000 Asking price, structures and leases combined
Turnover
Weekly £7,900
Monthly £34,300
Annual £412,000
11 of 14
Leases with 5+ years unexpired
12 of 14
Faces illuminated
7.2 years
Average lease unexpired
Four faces sit on the eastbound approach where traffic slows to 30 mph Two structures were re-clad in 2024 and carry a fresh structural report Sold with the booking system and three years of occupancy records Print title · quarterly, 42,000 copies
Open to offers £480,000 Asking price, title and advertiser book
Turnover
Weekly £7,150
Monthly £31,000
Annual £372,000
42,000
Audited circulation
64%
Advertisers renewing year on year
Circulation is independently audited, not a claimed print run Top three advertisers account for 41% of revenue Print contract runs to 2028 at rates fixed in 2023 Screen network · 22 LED faces
Under offer €940,000 Asking price, hardware and concession
Turnover
Weekly €5,500
Monthly €23,800
Annual €286,000
6 years
Concession unexpired
Screens installed 2022, full manufacturer warranty until 2027 Play-out runs on the buyer's own CMS after a 90-day migration window Airport concession includes first refusal on two additional gates Broadcast licence · DAB capacity
£310,000 Asking price for the capacity and the station
Turnover
Weekly £2,730
Monthly £11,800
Annual £142,000
7 years
Licence term remaining
£38,000
Carriage cost per year
Capacity is contracted on the local multiplex until 2033 Station brand, playlist system and back catalogue included Two presenters are on contracts that transfer with the sale Hardware · 6 towable LED trailers
Manchester, United Kingdom
Open to offers £185,000 Asking price, hardware only
Turnover
Weekly £1,850
Monthly £8,000
Annual £96,000
3.8 × 2.2 m
Screen size per unit
Hardware sale — no contracts, licences or bookings transfer All six units serviced in March and MOT'd for towing Generators, spare modules and route-planning software included Totem / monolith · pair, with consent
Manchester, United Kingdom
£48,000 For the pair, including the ground lease to 2039
Turnover
Weekly On request
Monthly £2,100
Annual £25,200
3.0 × 1.2 m each, double-sided
Face size
LED backlit, dusk – 01:00
Illumination
Both totems have full planning consent running to 2039 Ground lease transfers with the sale at £1,400 a year Currently let to a regional car dealer at £175 a week each Shop sign / fascia signage · 8 units
£6,400 Eight illuminated fascia units, installation included
Turnover
Weekly On request
Monthly On request
Annual On request
3 need new drivers
Condition
Installation by the seller's own crew is included in the price Three units need replacement LED drivers — priced in Suited to a retail chain refit rather than a media owner LED screen panel · batch of 12
€14,500 For the batch of 12, collection from Rotterdam
Turnover
Weekly On request
Monthly On request
Annual On request
P6, outdoor rated
Pixel pitch
All 12 tested and powering on — video of the test available Two spare receiving cards and a controller included Removed from a working screen, not storm damaged How an asset listing works Different from booking a space: there is no payment held and no platform in the middle.
1 Compare on the right interval Every card carries turnover weekly, monthly and annually, next to running costs and occupancy. A roadside portfolio trades by the week and a magazine by the issue, so compare on the clock that fits the asset.
2 Contact the seller directly Your enquiry goes straight to them. Most will ask you to sign an NDA before releasing accounts, lease documents or licence conditions.
3 The deal happens off Admarket Price, structure, warranties and completion are between you and the seller, with your own advisers. We do not take part and we do not hold the money.