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NEW REPORT CONFIRMS OMNICOM MEDIA AS LARGEST GLOBAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT NETWORK FOLLOWING THE INTEGRATION OF OMG AND MEDIABRANDS

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Omnicom Media, part of Omnicom (NYSE: OMC), has been ranked the world's largest global media management network in the COMvergence Final 2025 Global & Regional Billings Rankings, with $75.6 billion in billings and an estimated 31% share of major media group billings.

Omnicom Media leads WPP by $11.8 billion and Publicis by $13.2 billion, holds the #1 position in North America, the USA, and LATAM, and reports $2.5 billion in billings awarded in the first half of 2026, with more than half from incremental wins.

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  • COMvergence ranks Omnicom Media #1 globally with $75.6 billion 2025 billings
  • 31% share of global billings managed by major media groups at end of 2025
  • Leads WPP by $11.8 billion and Publicis by $13.2 billion in 2025 billings
  • #1 in North America with $35.9 billion and USA with $33.1 billion billings
  • Top-ranked in LATAM with $2.3 billion billings, about $500 million above Havas
  • OMD manages $26.9 billion and ranks #1 global media agency network
  • $2.5 billion billings awarded in first six months 2026, over half incremental
  • Number one media group for net new business year-to-date 2026

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This announcement underscores Omnicom Media’s scale, including $75.6 billion in billings and a 31% g...
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This announcement underscores Omnicom Media’s scale, including $75.6 billion in billings and a 31% global share. Investors may track how new 2026 wins convert to margins while considering elevated short positioning as a volatility risk.

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Global media billings: $75.6 billion Global billings share: 31% Lead over WPP: $11.8 billion +5 more
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Global media billings $75.6 billion COMvergence Final 2025 Global & Regional Billings Rankings
Global billings share 31% Share of major media groups' global billings at end of 2025
Lead over WPP $11.8 billion Billings lead versus #2 WPP in 2025 rankings
North America billings $35.9 billion 2025 billings in North America, ranked #1
USA billings $33.1 billion 2025 billings in the USA
LATAM billings $2.3 billion 2025 billings in Latin America, ranked #1
New billings 1H26 $2.5 billion Billings awarded in first six months of 2026
Global coverage 96% Share of worldwide media investment covered across 49 markets

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5 past events · Latest: Jun 16 (Positive)
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Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Jun 16 Awards recognition Positive +1.1% Named World's Most Effective Holding Group in 2025 Effie Index.
Jun 11 Industry research Neutral +2.2% McCann released global brand study on trust, AI and culture impacts.
May 14 Management change Neutral -3.6% Weber Shandwick CEO retirement and leadership transition announcement.
May 13 Conference appearance Neutral -2.4% Planned presentation at J.P. Morgan TMC conference announced.
May 12 Service launch Positive +1.2% FleishmanHillard launched America 250 unit ahead of 2026 milestone.

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Scale and Performance Power Post-Close Enterprise to #1 on the Global Ranking with $75.6 Billion in Billings, Leading Closest Competitor by $12 Billion

NEW YORK, June 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Omnicom Media, an Omnicom (NYSE: OMC) Connected Capability, has been recognized in the COMvergence Final 2025 Global & Regional Billings Rankings as the world's largest media management organization, with total billings of $75.6 billion

The report marks the first official confirmation of OM's global billings scale since f Omnicom Media Group and IPG Mediabrands combined to create Omnicom Media, following the close of Omnicom's acquisition of IPG in late November 2025.

Based on COMvergence's analysis of the combined organizations, as of the end of 2025 Omnicom Media holds 31% of all global billings managed by the world's major media groups, finishing $11.8 billion ahead of #2 ranked WPP and $13.2 billion ahead of third ranked Publicis.

By year's end, Omnicom Media also rose to #1 in North America with $35.9 billion in billings, $3.9 billion ahead of Publicis Media; and in the USA with $33.1 billion. In LATAM, OM closed the year at the top of the ranking with $2.3 billion in billings, approximately $500 million ahead of Havas Media Network.

Notably, in addition to post-integration scale the rankings also reflect the substantial impact of several major accounts that were won and/or became effective in 2025, including Amazon, Paramount and Volvo.

"The significance of these rankings isn't simply that we're the largest—it's what that scale enables," said Florian Adamski, CEO of Omnicom Media. "When scale is connected through common capabilities, shared intelligence, and world-class talent, it becomes an advantage for clients. It gives us greater access to data, stronger partnerships with the world's leading media and technology companies, more opportunities to invest in innovation, and more leverage to create better business outcomes."

Adamski adds, "The same is true for our people. Scale creates more opportunities to build careers across disciplines, markets and capabilities while working on some of the world's most ambitious brands. That's the real value of what we've built."

OMD Retains Position as the World's Leading Media Agency Network

At the agency level, OMD once again ranked as the #1 global media agency network, managing $26.9 billion in billings worldwide. The inaugural agency in the Omnicom Media portfolio also topped the North America and EMEA rankings; and was ranked #1 in more than a third of the 49 countries evaluated in the report – more than any other agency – including the USA, Australia, Canada, and Hong Kong.

The rankings land as Omnicom Media heads into next week's Cannes Lions festival with $2.5 billion in billings awarded in the first six months of 2026 – according to the COMvergence dashboards that track new business performance in real time – including Delta, Dyson, and IBM. And with more than half of that total representing incremental wins, Omnicom Media is also the number one media group for net new business YTD.

The COMvergence Final 2025 Global & Regional Billings Rankings evaluate media agency billings across 49 markets representing approximately 96% of worldwide media investment.

CONTACT:  Isabelle Gauvry
                    isabelle.gauvry@omc.com

ABOUT OMNICOM MEDIA

Omnicom Media, an Omnicom (NYSE: OMC) Connected Capability, is the world's largest global media management network. Powered by the Omni Intelligence Platform, Omnicom Media agencies leverage $75.6 billion in billings, 40,000+ specialists across 70+ markets, and the industry's most powerful portfolio identity, commerce, and intelligence assets to design dynamic Growth Ecosystems that enable the world's most ambitious businesses to grow faster and smarter. The Omnicom Media portfolio includes global media agency brands OMD, Initiative, PHD, UM, Hearts & Science, and Mediahub; core Omnicom Integrated Media offerings Acxiom, the world's premier identity solution, and the Flywheel digital commerce practice; and specialty services across the cloud consulting, creator, financial, healthcare, and sports & entertainment categories.

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FAQ

Why did COMvergence rank Omnicom Media (NYSE: OMC) as the largest global media management network for 2025?

COMvergence ranked Omnicom Media largest globally because it recorded $75.6 billion in 2025 billings. According to Omnicom Media, this total represents about 31% of all global billings managed by major media groups, putting it ahead of WPP and Publicis in the rankings.

What were Omnicom Media's total 2025 billings and global share for investors in OMC stock?

Omnicom Media reported total 2025 billings of $75.6 billion and an estimated 31% global share. According to Omnicom Media, this share reflects billings across major media groups worldwide, based on COMvergence’s coverage of 49 markets representing about 96% of global media investment.

How does Omnicom Media's 2025 billings compare to WPP and Publicis for Omnicom (OMC) investors?

Omnicom Media’s 2025 billings were $11.8 billion higher than WPP and $13.2 billion above Publicis. According to Omnicom Media, this performance secured the #1 global ranking in COMvergence’s Final 2025 Global & Regional Billings Rankings among the world’s major media management groups.

What role did the IPG Mediabrands integration play in Omnicom Media's 2025 COMvergence ranking (OMC)?

The COMvergence ranking is based on the integrated billings of Omnicom Media Group and IPG Mediabrands. According to Omnicom Media, the report provides the first official confirmation of the combined global billings scale after Omnicom’s acquisition of IPG closed in late November 2025.

How did OMD perform in the 2025 COMvergence global media agency rankings for Omnicom (NYSE: OMC)?

OMD was ranked the #1 global media agency network, managing $26.9 billion in billings. According to Omnicom Media, OMD also topped North America and EMEA rankings and held the #1 spot in more than a third of the 49 countries evaluated, including the USA and Australia.

What do Omnicom Media's 2026 year-to-date new business wins mean for OMC shareholders?

In the first six months of 2026, Omnicom Media recorded $2.5 billion in billings from new awards. According to Omnicom Media, more than half of this is incremental business, and the group is ranked #1 for net new business year-to-date by COMvergence dashboards.

How strong is Omnicom Media's regional position in North America and LATAM for Omnicom (OMC)?

Omnicom Media is ranked #1 in North America with $35.9 billion and #1 in LATAM with $2.3 billion in billings. According to Omnicom Media, it is $3.9 billion ahead of Publicis Media in North America and about $500 million ahead of Havas in LATAM.