Television Stations
Stations are listed with RTL's current share ownership percentage in brackets.
- Belgium
- RTL TVI (66%)
- Club RTL (66%)
- Plug TV (66%)
- Croatia
- RTL Televizija (100%)
- RTL 2 (100%)
- France
- Fun TV (100%)
- M6 (48.8%)
- M6 Boutique La Chaîne (100%)
- M6 Music Hits (100%)
- M6 Music Rock (100%)
- M6 Music Black (100%)
- Paris Première (100%)
- RTL9 (35%)
- Série Club (50%)
- Téva (51%)
- TF6 (50%)
- W9 (100%)
- Germany
- RTL Television (100%)
- VOX (99.7%)
- RTL II (35.9%)
- Super RTL (50%)
- n-tv (100%)
- Passion (50%, pay-TV)
- RTL Crime (100%, pay-TV)
- RTL Living (100%, pay-TV)
- RTL Nitro (100%)
- Hungary
- RTL Klub (100%)
- RTL 2
- Luxembourg
- RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg (100%)
- Den 2. RTL (100%)
- Netherlands (RTL Nederland, formerly known as Holland Media Groep or HMG and until 1995 RTL 4 SA)
- RTL 4 (100%) (started in 1989 as RTL Veronique, renamed in 1990 as RTL 4)
- RTL 5 (100%)
- RTL 7 (formerly known as Yorin) (100%)
- RTL 8 (formerly known as Talpa, Tien) (100%)
- RTL Lounge (100%) (digital channel)
- RTL Crime (100%) (digital channel)
- RTL Telekids (100%) (digital channel)
- RTL 24 (100%) (TV on your mobile)
- Spain
- Antena 3
- Antena.Nova
- Antena.Neox
- Antena.Nitro
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