CMTV grows 21.5% in prime time
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CMTV grows 21.5% in prime time

Correio da Manhã1 September 2026 at 12:45

The CMTV television station recorded 21.5% growth in prime time, according to audience data mentioned by the station itself. This growth represents significant performance compared to previous periods.

The channel currently attracts 1.9 million viewers daily, which demonstrates the growing popularity of Correio da Manhã television among Portuguese audiences.

This success occurs in the context of the station controlled by the Cofina Media group, publisher of the Correio da Manhã newspaper, which has been investing in the news channel's programming.

The audience figures position CMTV as one of the fastest-growing stations in the Portuguese television market, consolidating its role in the information channels sector.

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