A record year for the 500

Article Abstract:

The 1999 Hispanic Business 500's No. 1 company is Miami-based MasTec Inc. which is also the first Hispanic company with revenues of more than $1 billion. MasTec, a construction firm, moved up from No. 3 last year. Last year's No. 1 company is not on this years list because it was sold to a non-Hispanic firm. The companies on this year's list generated revenues of $17.44 billion. The smallest company posted $5.54 million.

Market information - general, All Other Publishers, Miscellaneous publishing, Business, Business Service Publications, Publishing industry, Statistics, Directory, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople, Business literature

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Conflicting signals

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Revenues have increased at publicly traded Spanish-language broadcasters, but their stock prices have reduced in 2005. The total market capitalization of the Hispanic broadcast companies Univision, Entravision and Spanish Broadcasting have declined a $1.2 billion, but the revenues have increased in the first nine months of 2005.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Securities issued, listed, Capital funds & cash flow, Television broadcasting industry, Valuation, Univision Communications Inc., UVN, Company securities, Entravision Communications Corp.

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Tuning in to the stock market: two Hispanic radio firms launch IPOs, bringing more than $520 million in fresh capital to broadcasters

Article Abstract:

Spanish Broadcasting System and Radio Unica have both gone public. This means that most of the Hispanic market's leading broadcasters now sell their equity on public exchanges.

Management, Radio broadcasting industry, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Hispanic American business enterprises, Radio Unica Communications Corp.

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