Radio Stations
Station followed by RTL's present share amount percentage.
France
- RTL (100%)
- RTL 2 (100%)
- Fun Radio (100%)
Germany
- 104.6 RTL (100%)
- RTL Radio (100%)
- The Wave (German radio)(de) (100%)
- Antenne Bayern (16%)
- Radio Hamburg (29.17%)
- Radio NRW (16.96%)
- Radio 21 (17.3%)
- Big FM (7.74%)
- Radio Regenbogen (15.75%)
- Radio Dresden (31.9%)
- Radio Leipzig (31.9%)
- Radio Chemnitz (31.9%)
- Radio Lausitz (31.9%)
- Radio Zwickau (31.9%)
- Vogtland Radio (31.9%)
- Hit radio RTL (30.5%)
- Antenne Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (19.7%)
- Radio Brocken (53.5%)
- 89.0 RTL (53.5%)
- Antenne Thüringen (15%)
- Radio Ton (2%)
- BB Radio (unknown)
- 105'5 Spreeradio (33.8%)
- Radio Top 40 (unknown)
- Oldie 95 (4.78%)
- Rock Antenne (16%)
Luxembourg
- RTL Radio Letzebuerg (100%)
- RTL Radio (100%)
Netherlands
- RTL Lounge Radio
Belgium
- Bel RTL (44,2%)(but operational control)
- Radio Contact (Belgium) (44,2%)(but operational control)
- Mint (44,2%)(but operational control)
Spain
- Onda Cero (18.6%)
- Europa FM (18.6%)
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