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

Record1 September 2026 at 14:15

CMTV television station, belonging to the Correio da Manhã group, recorded a significant growth of 21.5% in prime time. This increase represents one of the highest growth rates among generalist channels in Portugal during the analyzed period.

The number of viewers who daily follow CMTV's programming reached 1.9 million. This value demonstrates the growing popularity of the channel among the Portuguese public.

The observed growth positions CMTV as one of the best performing channels in the national television market. The station has been establishing itself as a relevant alternative in the Portuguese media landscape.

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