阿拉伯聯合大公國，阿布達比--(BUSINESS WIRE)--六月 7, 2025--
(美國商業資訊)-- 總部位於阿布達比的投資控股公司Multiply Group (ADX: MULTIPLY) 今天宣布成立Multiply Media Group (MMG)。Multiply Group將旗下原有的三家一流戶外廣告 (OOH) 公司整合為這所以阿拉伯聯合大公國為據點的全新媒體巨擘。合併BackLite Media、Viola Media和Media 247成立Multiply Media Group，為阿拉伯聯合大公國及其外更大範圍發展科技媒體鋪路，重塑科技媒體的未來。
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Multiply Group全球執行長兼管理總監Samia Bouazza 表示： 「Multiply Media Group的成立可說是阿拉伯聯合大公國最重要的一場媒體整合行動。將領先市場的媒體資產統合為單一集團，由人工智慧與科技領主導，可進一步實現我們創造長程價值與股東回報的承諾。MMG為我們進軍全球的宏圖以及前瞻性投資策略奠定了穩固的基礎。」
MMG在世界戶外廣告組織 (World Out of Home Organization, WOO) 於墨西哥市舉行的年度大會上正式宣布成立，並在全球主要數位戶外廣告媒體上同步投放這個消息，用它引人注目的大膽宣傳點亮了世界各大城市的戶外廣告螢幕。這一行動是Multiply Group全球擴張的具體證明。這家價值72億美元的控股公司隸屬中東價值最高的控股公司IHC（市值超過2400億美元）。新整合的集團將發揮跳板的作用，透過MMG業務組合協助攫取媒體產業興起的在地與國際市場契機。
MMG計畫在整個戶外廣告產業推動業績與創新，藉由擴展、人工智慧和戰略合作重構阿聯的媒體版圖。為達成這份使命，MMG將投資具有高度潛力的媒體資產，用創新刺激成長，並透過戰略投資在商務組合中創造協同效應。
Multiply Group媒體與傳播垂直部門主任Jawad Hassan 表示： 「Multiply Group在過去幾年間採取成長策略，以實現雄霸媒體產業的企圖心。這使我們從原來三家產業領導者合組的模式，發展為一家擁有巨大潛力的媒體巨擘。這個格局能夠重構整個區域媒體版圖，為客戶帶來直接影響和長期價值。MMG的成立讓我們做好擁抱產業趨勢的準備，尤其是人工智慧的轉型功能。我們將繼續尋找投資科技的機會，以期推出動態創新行動。」
MMG擁有分布於阿聯各地的3000個廣告單位，包括杜拜Sheikh Zayed路上逾75個一流資產，MMG與杜拜道路交通管理局 (RTA) (Mada Media) 和阿布達比市政與交通部 (DMT) 簽訂了長期合作協議，確保這些資產的使用權。
Multiply Media Group執行長James Bicknell 說： 「Multiply Media Group將數家本地最具戰略意識的媒體公司置於統一的有力號召之下，為戶外廣告媒體轉型注入一股力量。MMG不僅幫助我們擴張，更幫助我們以智慧方式擴張。我們的任務非常明確，也就是：大規模傳遞背景訊息，並在重要時刻觸及重要受眾。MMG抱持敏捷、資料驅動和深度整合的主張，使客戶能以前所未見的高度相關性、回應速度和共鳴度吸引受眾。它不僅是媒體，更是動能。」
Multiply集團旗下媒體垂直業務與阿拉伯承包服務公司Al Arabia不久前才達成成立合資企業的策略協議，投資全球戶外廣告業務；MMG的成立是該集團乘勝追擊的又一行動。Multiply集團近期也宣布與Saudi Media Company (SMC) 簽署合作諒解備忘錄 (MoU)。兩項戰略行動都突顯Multiply旗下品牌的全球擴張潛力。
Multiply Group旗下其他尚有情境行動廣告平台Yieldmo和北美領先的數位計程車頂廣告公司Firefly等媒體資產。該集團於2021年收購行銷和傳播公司Viola Communications。
關於MULTIPLY GROUP
Multiply Group PJSC是一所位於阿布達比的投資控股公司，投資並經營全球變革性變現業務。
Multiply Group以成長思維聞名，將繼續在旗下兩個不同的部門中部署資本，這兩個部門均遵循嚴明規範的投資方式，確保為股東在短期、中期和長期創造穩定永續的價值。
Multiply重視長期戰略性垂直領域的投資和經營，目前投資經營的領域包括行動、能源與公用事業、媒體與通訊、保健與美容以及零售與服飾。以錨定投資提供長期經常性收入，另外又以補充性收購增強實力。
Multiply+是該集團進一步從事機會性、與產業無關投資的業務。主要透過私人和公共市場的少數股權進行。
如需進一步資訊，請造訪： www.multiply.ae
關於Multiply Media Group
Multiply Media Group (MMG) 是一家致力推動產業表現和創新的媒體巨擘，胸懷遠志，戰略精準。我們投資具有高度潛力的媒體事業，透過創新刺激成長，並透過戰略投資和智慧領導在投資組合中創造協同效應。
MMG旗下公司有BackLite Media、Viola Media、Media 247和Purple Printing。它們共同建構一個高度統合的生態系統，創造擴展機會、精準行動與永續價值。
MMG提供引領產業做出實質轉型必備的清晰度。我們投資技術、人才和創新，開發面向未來的產品和服務，搶得先機預測客戶需求。我們整合集團各部門的專業能力，倍增影響力，加速創新，並推動長期成長。
發揮影響、鼓勵創新、積蓄動能。
如需進一步資訊，請造訪： www.mmg.global
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PUB: 06/07/2025 12:43 AM/DISC: 06/07/2025 12:42 AM
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Multiply Group慶祝成立阿聯媒體巨擘Multiply Media Group，在世界各大城市的戶外廣告螢幕投放吸睛宣傳。（照片來源：AETOSWire）
FORT STEWART, Ga. (AP) — An Army sergeant appearing before a military judge Friday pleaded not guilty in the shootings of five people, including his romantic partner, at a Georgia base where he faces a trial by court-martial in June.
Sgt. Quornelius Radford, 28, is charged with attempted murder and other crimes in the Aug. 6 shootings at Fort Stewart. The judge presiding over his case, Col. Gregory Batdorff, scheduled Radford's trial to begin June 15.
Authorities say Radford opened fire with a personal handgun on members of his supply unit at the sprawling Army post in southeast Georgia. They say four soldiers and a civilian worker, who was Radford’s romantic partner, were wounded before fellow soldiers disarmed and restrained Radford until military police arrived.
Radford's 15-minute arraignment hearing Friday in a Fort Stewart courtroom came a week after Army prosecutors referred his case to a general court-martial, which handles cases involving the most serious crimes under military law.
Army prosecutors have charged Radford with six counts of attempted murder and aggravated assault, with the sixth victim being a person the shooter fired at and missed.
They also charged him with domestic violence. The court document detailing the charges against Radford says one of the shooting victims was his “intimate partner.”
The Army has not released the victims’ names, and they were redacted from a copy of the charging document Army prosecutors released after the hearing Friday. Fort Stewart officials have declined to comment on what led to the shooting.
The charging document says three of the victims suffered “grievous bodily harm,” two of them from gunshot wounds to the chest, the other from being shot in the abdomen.
Under military law, attempted murder carries a potential penalty of life imprisonment.
Radford waived his right to an investigative hearing, similar to a civilian grand jury, to determine if there was sufficient evidence to send his case to a court-martial. Presiding remotely by teleconference, the judge pressed Radford in court Friday on whether he understood that he had given up the right to challenge his accusers before going to trial.
“Yes, your honor,” the accused sergeant replied.
Radford's military defense attorneys deferred making a decision on whether the judge or a jury of fellow soldiers will weigh the evidence at his trial and render a verdict.
Since the shootings, Radford has been held in pretrial confinement at a Navy brig in Charleston, South Carolina.
The largest Army post east of the Mississippi River, Fort Stewart is home to thousands of soldiers assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division. It is located about 40 miles (64 kilometers) southwest of Savannah.
Radford has been serving as a supply sergeant in the division’s 2nd Armored Brigade. Army records show he enlisted in 2018.
Soldiers in Radford’s unit said they followed the sound of gunfire into the hallways of an office building where they found hazy gun smoke in the air and wounded victims on the floor and in nearby offices.
Brig. Gen. John Lubas, the 3rd Infantry’s commander, credited soldiers with saving lives by immediately rendering first aid, in some cases using their bare hands to staunch bleeding gunshot wounds.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll visited Fort Stewart the day after the shootings to award Meritorious Service Medals to six soldiers who helped restrain the gunman and treat the victims.
FILE - A sign welcoming people to Fort Stewart in Georgia is seen on Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart, File)
