Italian broadcaster Sportitalia is in search of a partner interested in taking over the majority stake in the company.  In recent months, Sportitalia has completed the spin-off of assets: the technical services and TV and radio production. The plan is to boost the company’s capital to reach break-even point, expected when turnover reaches €12 million.

Sportitalia has told PricewaterhouseCoopers to search for a relevant financial or strategic partner. Allegedly there is already interest by foreign companies who see this as an opportunity of entering the Italian TV and advertising market.

Sportitalia currently broadcasts 3 free-to-air sports channels via the digital multiplexes of Telecom Italia Media.

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