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COPE Navarra
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Radio Popular S.A.
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cope.es
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Private
Founded yearint
1961
Descriptiontext

COPE Navarra is a wholly-owned regional radio station of the COPE network (Cadena de Ondas Populares Español), one of Spain's three major national radio broadcasters. COPE Navarra provides localized news, sports, and general-interest programming to listeners in the Navarra autonomous community, including Pamplona, operating as part of a nationwide network that delivers flagship content such as Herrera en COPE (2.5M listeners), Tiempo de Juego (1.974M listeners), and El Partidazo de COPE (709,000 listeners). The station is one of 15+ regional affiliates that, together with the national feed, music brands (CADENA 100, RockFM, MegaStarFM), and the TRECE television channel, form the multi-format media portfolio operated by Radio Popular S.A. and owned by the Conferencia Episcopal Española (Spanish Episcopal Conference).

The underlying technology stack consists of traditional FM/AM radio broadcasting infrastructure augmented by digital streaming capabilities, with COPE leading Spain's radio streaming market at 859,000 daily connected listeners per the EGM (Estudio General de Medios) measurement. Distribution is multi-channel: terrestrial broadcast, the cope.es website and mobile apps for iOS and Android, podcast platforms hosting an extensive original podcast library (e.g., Benedicto XVI: El Papa de la Tormenta, El Drama de llegar a Europa), and active social media presence across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Telegram, and WhatsApp. On-demand listening is enabled through the Radio a la Carta catch-up service.

The business operates on a free-to-air, advertising-funded model with no publicly disclosed pricing. The audience is broadly segmented across general Spanish listeners, sports enthusiasts (particularly football), and a Catholic religious audience served through dedicated programs such as La Linterna de la Iglesia and Iglesia Noticia. COPE's ownership by the Spanish Episcopal Conference differentiates it editorially from purely commercial competitors and shapes its mission to serve the "common good of Spanish society," though the network operates as a commercial generalist medium. The firmographics list 251-500 employees at the parent group level, and COPE is actively operating with nationwide coverage.

Short descriptiontext

COPE Navarra is a regional radio station within Spain's COPE network, delivering localized news, sports, and general-interest programming to Navarra listeners as part of the Catholic Church-affiliated national broadcaster's multi-format media portfolio.

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251–500
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HeadquartersMadrid, Spain
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Madrid
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Spain
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
regional radio broadcasting, news and talk radio, sports radio programming, Catholic radio content, audio streaming services
Industry3 codes
1Local Radio Station Groups (Owned & Operated/Station Chains)
CodeMPABACACPrimaryYes
2Radio Program Syndication (Talk, Music, Sports)
CodeMPABAMAEPrimaryNo
3News Talk Radio & Current Affairs Stations
CodeMPABAIAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Radio Broadcasting Stations516110
  • Radio and Television Broadcasting Stations5161
SIC code1 code
  • Radio Broadcasting Stations4832
Product category
Radio Broadcasting
Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels4 records

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 17 records shown
1Herrera en COPE
Description

Flagship morning radio program hosted by Carlos Herrera, Jorge Bustos and Alberto Herrera

cope.es:443
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Core offering1 text field

COPE Navarra is the regional radio station of the COPE network (Radio Popular S.A.) serving the Navarra region of Spain. It broadcasts news, sports, religious content, and entertainment programming locally, while also distributing the national COPE programming lineup including flagship shows such as Herrera en COPE, Tiempo de Juego, El Partidazo de COPE, and La Linterna to Navarra audiences via FM radio and digital streaming channels.

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Product overview1 text field

COPE operates as a multi-platform Spanish media company offering a unified portfolio of radio broadcasting services, on-demand podcasts, mobile applications, and regional/local station programming across Spain. The core offering consists of live radio programs (such as Herrera en COPE, Tiempo de Juego, El Partidazo de COPE, La Linterna, and Mediodía COPE) complemented by original podcast series and catch-up Radio a la Carta functionality. The company delivers content through its website, native mobile applications for iOS and Android, and associated television channel TRECE, with regional stations providing localized coverage across multiple Spanish autonomous communities.

Product and service5 records
1COPE Navarra Regional Radio Service
CategoryRegional Radio Broadcasting
Description

Free-to-air regional radio broadcasting service for listeners in the Navarra region of Spain, delivering localized news coverage of Navarra topics (e.g., Pamplona city issues) alongside the full national COPE programming lineup. Targeted at general Spanish-speaking audiences in Navarra.

2National COPE Radio Programming
CategoryRadio Programming
Description

Live radio programs broadcast nationally and relayed through COPE Navarra, including flagship shows: Herrera en COPE (morning, Carlos Herrera), Tiempo de Juego (weekend sports), El Partidazo de COPE (late-night sports, Juanma Castaño), La Linterna (evening news, Ángel Expósito), Mediodía COPE (midday news), La Tarde, Fin de Semana, Deportes COPE, Agropopular, La Linterna de la Iglesia, Iglesia Noticia, Grupo Risa, La Noche de Adolfo Arjona, Lo que viene, and A Grandes Trazos. For general Spanish audience.

3Digital Audio Streaming
CategoryDigital Streaming
Description

Real-time live streaming of COPE radio content via cope.es website and mobile apps, available to listeners in Navarra and globally. COPE leads radio streaming in Spain with 859,000 daily streaming listeners confirmed by the EGM audience measurement.

4COPE Mobile Applications
CategoryMobile Application
Description

Native iOS and Android applications for COPE providing live radio streaming, podcast playback, and on-demand content access for listeners on mobile devices.

5Podcasts and Radio a la Carta
CategoryOn-Demand Audio / Podcast
Description

On-demand audio content including catch-up Radio a la Carta service and original podcast productions such as Benedicto XVI el Papa de la Tormenta, Miguel Ángel Blanco: Aquellas 48 horas jamás contadas, Cataluña en su laberinto, and El Drama de llegar a Europa. For listeners seeking on-demand access to COPE programming.

Scale indicator4 records

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Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Third major Spanish national radio network, part of Atresmedia. Competes with COPE on news, talk, and sports programming across Spain with a similar multi-platform (FM, streaming, podcasts) distribution model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The largest US radio broadcaster with a national station portfolio, iHeartRadio streaming/podcast platform, and live events business. Comparable to COPE in being a multi-station radio incumbent transitioning to digital, though operating in a different geography and at a larger scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major European radio and audio broadcaster operating music and talk stations across multiple countries. Comparable to COPE in operating branded radio station portfolios and podcasting, and in facing similar digital audio transition dynamics in the European market.

TypeRegional player
Description

Leading private radio station in Catalonia, with strong news, talk, and sports programming. Comparable in product mix and content depth to COPE's regional stations like COPE Navarra, though focused on the Catalan market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Spain's largest radio network and COPE's primary direct competitor. Operates a national network of local stations, news, sports (Carrusel Deportivo), and digital streaming — directly comparable in format, distribution, and target audience to COPE.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based multi-platform audio company with radio stations, sports (BetQL), podcasts, and the Audacy streaming app. Comparable to COPE in being a national radio incumbent expanding into digital and podcast distribution, though US-focused.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Spanish-language media group owning Cadena SER, LOS40, and El País. Directly comparable parent-group structure to COPE's Radio Popular S.A. (COPE + music stations + TRECE TV) as a diversified Spanish-language broadcaster facing the same digital transition.

TypeRegional player
Description

Public radio broadcaster for Catalonia, operating multiple stations including Catalunya Informació and iCat. Comparable to COPE's regional station model in Spain, with similar news, music, and digital offerings within a single autonomous community.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Spain's leading music radio brand, owned by Prisa (same group as Cadena SER). Directly comparable to COPE's CADENA 100/RockFM/MegaStarFM music properties in format, audience, and advertising proposition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Spain's public national radio broadcaster, operating multiple stations (Radio 1, Radio 3, Radio 5, Radio Clásica). A direct competitor in news, culture, and music with similar nationwide reach and digital distribution.

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Subsidiaries18 records

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COPE Navarra

Radio Broadcastingcope.es

COPE Navarra is a regional radio station within Spain's COPE network, delivering localized news, sports, and general-interest programming to Navarra listeners as part of the Catholic Church-affiliated national broadcaster's multi-format media portfolio.

What COPE Navarra does

COPE Navarra is a wholly-owned regional radio station of the COPE network (Cadena de Ondas Populares Español), one of Spain's three major national radio broadcasters. COPE Navarra provides localized news, sports, and general-interest programming to listeners in the Navarra autonomous community, including Pamplona, operating as part of a nationwide network that delivers flagship content such as Herrera en COPE (2.5M listeners), Tiempo de Juego (1.974M listeners), and El Partidazo de COPE (709,000 listeners). The station is one of 15+ regional affiliates that, together with the national feed, music brands (CADENA 100, RockFM, MegaStarFM), and the TRECE television channel, form the multi-format media portfolio operated by Radio Popular S.A. and owned by the Conferencia Episcopal Española (Spanish Episcopal Conference).

The underlying technology stack consists of traditional FM/AM radio broadcasting infrastructure augmented by digital streaming capabilities, with COPE leading Spain's radio streaming market at 859,000 daily connected listeners per the EGM (Estudio General de Medios) measurement. Distribution is multi-channel: terrestrial broadcast, the cope.es website and mobile apps for iOS and Android, podcast platforms hosting an extensive original podcast library (e.g., Benedicto XVI: El Papa de la Tormenta, El Drama de llegar a Europa), and active social media presence across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Telegram, and WhatsApp. On-demand listening is enabled through the Radio a la Carta catch-up service.

The business operates on a free-to-air, advertising-funded model with no publicly disclosed pricing. The audience is broadly segmented across general Spanish listeners, sports enthusiasts (particularly football), and a Catholic religious audience served through dedicated programs such as La Linterna de la Iglesia and Iglesia Noticia. COPE's ownership by the Spanish Episcopal Conference differentiates it editorially from purely commercial competitors and shapes its mission to serve the "common good of Spanish society," though the network operates as a commercial generalist medium. The firmographics list 251-500 employees at the parent group level, and COPE is actively operating with nationwide coverage.

COPE Navarra firmographics

Firmographics
Name
COPE Navarra
Legal name
Radio Popular S.A.
Website
https://cope.es
Company type
Private
Founded year
1961
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
COPE Navarra is a regional radio station within Spain's COPE network, delivering localized news, sports, and general-interest programming to Navarra listeners as part of the Catholic Church-affiliated national broadcaster's multi-format media portfolio.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

COPE Navarra industry classification

Industry
Product category
Radio Broadcasting
NAICS
Radio Broadcasting Stations (516110), Radio and Television Broadcasting Stations (5161)
SIC
Radio Broadcasting Stations (4832)
akta.pro primary industry
Local Radio Station Groups (Owned & Operated/Station Chains) (MPABACAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Radio Program Syndication (Talk, Music, Sports) (MPABAMAE), News Talk Radio & Current Affairs Stations (MPABAIAI)

Keywords

  • Regional radio broadcasting
  • News and talk radio
  • Sports radio programming
  • Catholic radio content
  • Audio streaming services

Where COPE Navarra is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Madrid
HQ country
Spain
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

COPE Navarra business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

COPE Navarra product offering

Product offering

Core offering

COPE Navarra is the regional radio station of the COPE network (Radio Popular S.A.) serving the Navarra region of Spain. It broadcasts news, sports, religious content, and entertainment programming locally, while also distributing the national COPE programming lineup including flagship shows such as Herrera en COPE, Tiempo de Juego, El Partidazo de COPE, and La Linterna to Navarra audiences via FM radio and digital streaming channels.

Product overview

COPE operates as a multi-platform Spanish media company offering a unified portfolio of radio broadcasting services, on-demand podcasts, mobile applications, and regional/local station programming across Spain. The core offering consists of live radio programs (such as Herrera en COPE, Tiempo de Juego, El Partidazo de COPE, La Linterna, and Mediodía COPE) complemented by original podcast series and catch-up Radio a la Carta functionality. The company delivers content through its website, native mobile applications for iOS and Android, and associated television channel TRECE, with regional stations providing localized coverage across multiple Spanish autonomous communities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Herrera en COPE: Flagship morning radio program hosted by Carlos Herrera, Jorge Bustos and Alberto Herrera
  • Tiempo de Juego
  • La Linterna
  • El Partidazo de COPE
  • Mediodía COPE
  • La Tarde
  • Fin de Semana
  • Deportes COPE
  • Agropopular
  • La Mañana Fin de Semana
  • La Linterna de la Iglesia
  • Iglesia Noticia
  • Grupo Risa
  • La Noche de Adolfo Arjona
  • Lo que viene
  • A Grandes Trazos
  • TRECE

Products and services

  • COPE Navarra Regional Radio Service Free-to-air regional radio broadcasting service for listeners in the Navarra region of Spain, delivering localized news coverage of Navarra topics (e.g., Pamplona city issues) alongside the full national COPE programming lineup. Targeted at general Spanish-speaking audiences in Navarra.
  • National COPE Radio Programming Live radio programs broadcast nationally and relayed through COPE Navarra, including flagship shows: Herrera en COPE (morning, Carlos Herrera), Tiempo de Juego (weekend sports), El Partidazo de COPE (late-night sports, Juanma Castaño), La Linterna (evening news, Ángel Expósito), Mediodía COPE (midday news), La Tarde, Fin de Semana, Deportes COPE, Agropopular, La Linterna de la Iglesia, Iglesia Noticia, Grupo Risa, La Noche de Adolfo Arjona, Lo que viene, and A Grandes Trazos. For general Spanish audience.
  • Digital Audio Streaming Real-time live streaming of COPE radio content via cope.es website and mobile apps, available to listeners in Navarra and globally. COPE leads radio streaming in Spain with 859,000 daily streaming listeners confirmed by the EGM audience measurement.
  • COPE Mobile Applications Native iOS and Android applications for COPE providing live radio streaming, podcast playback, and on-demand content access for listeners on mobile devices.
  • Podcasts and Radio a la Carta On-demand audio content including catch-up Radio a la Carta service and original podcast productions such as Benedicto XVI el Papa de la Tormenta, Miguel Ángel Blanco: Aquellas 48 horas jamás contadas, Cataluña en su laberinto, and El Drama de llegar a Europa. For listeners seeking on-demand access to COPE programming.

Companies that use COPE Navarra

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COPE Navarra technology and API

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COPE Navarra partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

COPE Navarra competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Onda Cero: Third major Spanish national radio network, part of Atresmedia. Competes with COPE on news, talk, and sports programming across Spain with a similar multi-platform (FM, streaming, podcasts) distribution model.
  • Cadena SER: Spain's largest radio network and COPE's primary direct competitor. Operates a national network of local stations, news, sports (Carrusel Deportivo), and digital streaming — directly comparable in format, distribution, and target audience to COPE.
  • LOS40 (Prisa): Spain's leading music radio brand, owned by Prisa (same group as Cadena SER). Directly comparable to COPE's CADENA 100/RockFM/MegaStarFM music properties in format, audience, and advertising proposition.
  • Radio Nacional de España (RNE): Spain's public national radio broadcaster, operating multiple stations (Radio 1, Radio 3, Radio 5, Radio Clásica). A direct competitor in news, culture, and music with similar nationwide reach and digital distribution.

Broad incumbents

  • iHeartMedia: The largest US radio broadcaster with a national station portfolio, iHeartRadio streaming/podcast platform, and live events business. Comparable to COPE in being a multi-station radio incumbent transitioning to digital, though operating in a different geography and at a larger scale.
  • Bauer Media Group: Major European radio and audio broadcaster operating music and talk stations across multiple countries. Comparable to COPE in operating branded radio station portfolios and podcasting, and in facing similar digital audio transition dynamics in the European market.
  • Audacy: US-based multi-platform audio company with radio stations, sports (BetQL), podcasts, and the Audacy streaming app. Comparable to COPE in being a national radio incumbent expanding into digital and podcast distribution, though US-focused.
  • PRISA (Grupo PRISA): Spanish-language media group owning Cadena SER, LOS40, and El País. Directly comparable parent-group structure to COPE's Radio Popular S.A. (COPE + music stations + TRECE TV) as a diversified Spanish-language broadcaster facing the same digital transition.

Regional players

  • RAC1: Leading private radio station in Catalonia, with strong news, talk, and sports programming. Comparable in product mix and content depth to COPE's regional stations like COPE Navarra, though focused on the Catalan market.
  • Catalunya Ràdio: Public radio broadcaster for Catalonia, operating multiple stations including Catalunya Informació and iCat. Comparable to COPE's regional station model in Spain, with similar news, music, and digital offerings within a single autonomous community.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

COPE Navarra social profiles

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COPE Navarra leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

COPE Navarra subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries18 records

COPE Navarra funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

COPE Navarra M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about COPE Navarra

What does COPE Navarra do?

COPE Navarra is the regional radio station of the COPE network (Radio Popular S.A.) serving the Navarra region of Spain. It broadcasts news, sports, religious content, and entertainment programming locally, while also distributing the national COPE programming lineup including flagship shows such as Herrera en COPE, Tiempo de Juego, El Partidazo de COPE, and La Linterna to Navarra audiences via FM radio and digital streaming channels.

Is COPE Navarra a public or private company?

COPE Navarra is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was COPE Navarra founded?

COPE Navarra was founded in 1961. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is COPE Navarra based?

COPE Navarra is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, in the Europe region.

Who are COPE Navarra's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Onda Cero, Cadena SER, LOS40 (Prisa) and Radio Nacional de España (RNE). Broad incumbents are iHeartMedia, Bauer Media Group, Audacy and PRISA (Grupo PRISA). Regional players are RAC1 and Catalunya Ràdio.

Does COPE Navarra have an API?

No public API is recorded for COPE Navarra.

What industry is COPE Navarra in?

COPE Navarra's product category is Radio Broadcasting. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPABACAC, Local Radio Station Groups (Owned & Operated/Station Chains), with a secondary code of MPABAMAE, Radio Program Syndication (Talk, Music, Sports). Its NAICS code is 516110 and its SIC code is 4832.

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