Vivendi takes on Twickets after strong 2016

See Tickets UK has thrown its hat into the face-value resale ring following a successful financial year for its parent company, Vivendi Ticketing

Vivendi Ticketing's Rob Wilmhurst in Westminster last week © UK Parliament

Vivendi grew income from ticketing by nearly 12% in 2016, increasing revenues to €52 million in a strong year for its three ticketing businesses.

Vivendi Ticketing – a division, comprising See Tickets (UK), See Tickets US and France’s Digitick, of the French conglomerate’s Vivendi Village subsidiary – saw a “significant” improvement in income from operations, increasing 11.8% on 2015.

Vivendi Village, which also incorporates live event producer Vivendi Talents&Live and Vivendi’s music venues, including the Olympia in Paris and four new venues in Africa, grew turnover…

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