Publisher of Daily Mail, Metro, The i Paper, New Scientist and MailOnline with its own newspaper printing in Thurrock
DMG Media
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About dmg media
DMG Media (formerly Associated Newspapers Limited) is the consumer media company of Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT), headquartered in London. The company publishes national newspapers and magazines, including Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Metro, The i Paper and New Scientist, as well as the news websites MailOnline, Metro.co.uk, inews.co.uk and This Is Money. According to PAMCo H2 2024, the brands reach around half of the UK population monthly and 169 million unique browsers per month worldwide. The group also includes the newspaper printing operations of Harmsworth Printing Limited in Thurrock, Essex, where the editions for London, southern England and South Wales are produced, the travel business Mail Travel, and e-commerce activities. Further locations exist in Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin, New York and Sydney; the company is majority-owned by the Harmsworth family.
- Site
- W8 5HY London
- Processes
- Newspaper and magazine publishing (Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Metro, The i Paper, New, News websites (MailOnline, Metro.co.uk, inews.co.uk, This Is Money), Newspaper printing (Harmsworth Printing), Travel business (Mail Travel), E-commerce, Advertising sales (Mail Metro Media)
- Materials
- Daily and weekly newspapers, News websites and apps, Science and weekly magazines, Newspaper printing
- Founded
- 1905
- Industries
- Media/Publishing, News, Online Media, Printing
- 01
Editorial content (print and digital)
- 02
Publishing and marketing (Mail Metro Media)
- 03
Newspaper printing (Harmsworth Printing)
- 04
Distribution and e-commerce
Products and Brands
Daily and weekly newspapers
Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, Metro and The i Paper are published through national newspaper distribution.
News websites and apps
MailOnline, Metro.co.uk, inews.co.uk and This Is Money deliver digital content around the clock.
Science and weekly magazines
New Scientist is published weekly with a focus on science and technology.
Newspaper printing
Harmsworth Printing produces all London, southern England and South Wales editions of the titles in Thurrock.
Locations
London
GBHeadquarters (Northcliffe House, 9 Derry Street)
- Materials
- Print, Digital
Manchester
GBOffice (Cotton House, 12–18 Queen Street)
Glasgow
GBOffice (Central Exchange, 20 Waterloo Street)
Dublin
IEOffice dmg media Ireland (Two Haddington Buildings)
New York
USOffice DailyMail.com (51 Astor Place)
Sydney
AUOffice Daily Mail Australia (207 Kent Street)
Thurrock
GBPrinting plant Harmsworth Printing (editions for London, southern England, South Wales)
- Materials
- Newspaper printing
Brands and Products
Inside the production
Industries
Additional services
History
- 1896
Daily Mail founded by Kennedy Jones, Harold and Alfred Harmsworth
- 1905
Founding of Associated Newspapers Limited
- 1955
Start of the ITV service for London via Associated-Rediffusion
- 2006
Launch of the Irish Daily Mail in Ireland
- 2013
Renaming of Associated Newspapers to DMG Media
- 2020
Acquisition of the printing plants of JPI Media (Dinnington, Portsmouth, Carn)
- 2021
Formation of Harmsworth Media (including New Scientist, inews) as part of the acquisition of i/inews
- 2022
DMGT delisted from the London Stock Exchange following acquisition by Rothermere Continuation Limited
- 2025
Acquisition of a 75 % stake in WLR FM (Ireland) from the Irish Times Group