EWTN

EWTN, also known as the EWTN Global Catholic Network, is the largest religious media network globally, having been established in 1981 by Mother Mary Angelica, PCPA. The network broadcasts 11 TV channels in multiple languages, reaching over 425 million television households in more than 160 countries and territories. EWTN also extends its reach through radio services, including SIRIUS/XM, iHeart Radio, and over 500 domestic and international AM & FM radio affiliates. Additionally, it operates a worldwide shortwave radio service and owns one of the largest Catholic websites in the U.S. Moreover, the network has electronic and print news services, such as the Catholic News Agency and "The National Catholic Register" newspaper and several global news wire services. It also has a book publishing division known as EWTN Publishing. EWTN's extensive and diversified media platforms have positioned it as a prominent player in the Catholic media landscape. The network's emphasis on global outreach and its extensive media presence make it a compelling investment opportunity for venture capitalists seeking exposure to the religious, media, and publishing sectors. The ability to reach such a vast audience—across television, radio, and digital platforms—underscores the potential for growth and impact. Additionally, the network's strong foothold in the U.S., where it operates from its headquarters in the United States, provides a solid foundation for expansion and innovation. While the specific details about the last round of investment and investors are currently unavailable, EWTN's established position and broad range of media offerings make it an intriguing prospect for investment consideration. As the landscape of media and digital content continues to evolve, EWTN's unique positioning as a global Catholic media network positions it for continued relevance and potential growth in the years ahead.