Lebanese Communication Group L.C.G. SAL
This company is connected to Hezbollah-run media outlets Al-Manar and Al-Nour. The company was created and formally founded by a number of Hezbollah officials and affiliates (listed as shareholders) so that licenses could be acquired.
Business Form
Private
Legal Form
Joint Stock Company (Société anonyme libanaise)
Business Sectors
Lebanese Communication Group L.C.G. SAL is operating in radio & TV broadcasting.
Individual Owner
Lebanese Communication Group L.C.G SAL includes two former Members of Parliament Abdallah Kassir and Mohammad Haidar and current MP Mohamad Hassan Ra'ad, who leads the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc. Shareholders also include: Sultan Khalife Asaad (9.705%), Youssef Ismail Al-Zein (8.529%), Ahmad Hadi Mazboudi (7.117%), Abdel-Jalil Al-Koushaymi (6%), Ahmad Toufic El Zein (5.294%), Kamal Elias Haddad (5%), Ibrahim Farhat (6.88%), Ali Mohamad Daher (4.235%), Abbas Mohamad Mezner (4.176%), Mohammad Hassan Mohsen (2.941%), Elias Salim Nasrallah (2.941%), Naji Ghanem (2.941%), MP Amin Sherri (2.941%), Ahmad El Berdan (2.647%), Mohamad Afif Ahmad (2.352%), MP Hassan Fadlallah (2.352%), and Nasser Akhdar (2.352%).
Other TV Outlets
Al Manar (6.4%)
Other Radio Outlets
Al Nour
Other Online Outlets
www.almanar.com.lb
www.alnour.com.lb
www.alahednews.com.lb
General Information
Founding Year
1997
Affiliated Interests Founder
a Shi'a Islamist political party and militant group based in Lebanon
Employees
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Contact
Address: Al-Manar Building, Al-Arid Street , Haret Hreik (Baabda)
P.O.Box 25-354
Tax/ ID Number
Commercial Registry number: 59531 (Mount Lebanon)
Financial Information
Revenue (Financial Data/ Optional)
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Operating Profit (in Mill. $)
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Advertising (in % of total funding)
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Management
Executive Board
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Youssef Al-Zein
Naji Ghanem
Ali Daher
Mohamad Haidar
Further Information
Meta Data
2024 and 2021 data on shareholder fractions, company information, revenue, and management are acquired by the collaborative investigative efforts of SEEDS for Legal Initiatives and the Samir Kassir Foundation.
