A new multimedia outlet from Córdoba: Scaglione expands his power with the purchase of Telefe

The transfer of Telefe to a holding company led by Gustavo Scaglione consolidates Córdoba as a new multimedia group based on LV2. The operation integrates broadcast television, radio stations, and digital platforms under a single strategy. The stated objective is to coordinate production, distribution, and marketing with a stable presence in the province.

Integra Capital, a company linked to Daniel Vila, José Luis Manzano, and Claudio Belocopitt, participated in the financial structuring. Scaglione adds the Telefe brand to Televisión Litoral and La Capital Multimedios, which are already operational. The resulting structure enables synergies between national channels and Córdoba-based operations.

Telefe's executive management will remain with its current leadership, which facilitates a seamless operational transition. The integration aims to scale up content and strengthen federal production centers. In Córdoba, the plan is to coordinate news, entertainment, and digital formats with regional reach.

Impact in Córdoba and roadmap

The Córdoba market gains a player with national strength and local roots, with LV2 as a key component. Technical and commercial coordination between headquarters is planned to optimize resources and programming schedules. The federal approach prioritizes suppliers, talent, and audiovisual services from the province.

Telefe brings a distribution network and brands that can enhance Córdoba's screen across multiple platforms. The new conglomerate is considering co-productions and the circulation of content with provincial identity. The strategy includes strengthening local teams for news, sports, and entertainment.

According to the holding company, the purchase from Paramount covers Telefe's entire share package. The consolidation creates a multimedia group with national reach and robust operations in Córdoba. With the integration, the market gains production volume and a multiplatform offering for local audiences.