Street furniture
JCDecaux designs, installs, and operates advertising panels on public fixtures such as bus shelters, kiosks, and city furniture in streets and town centers.
Customers
Brands, agencies, and local governments that place ads on public infrastructure; city authorities that grant and manage the sites.
Revenue Model
Advertisers pay to display campaigns on the panels, and some contracts also include payments tied to providing, maintaining, or sharing the public furniture.
Transport advertising
The company sells ad space in and around airports, metro systems, train stations, and other passenger transport locations.
Customers
National and local advertisers, media agencies, airlines, airport operators, rail operators, and transit authorities.
Revenue Model
JCDecaux earns money from selling advertising inventory in transport hubs and from long-term operating agreements with transport partners.
Billboards
JCDecaux operates large outdoor billboards and digital screens along roads and in other high-traffic outdoor locations.
Customers
Brands and advertising agencies that need broad reach for consumer campaigns; property owners and public authorities that host the displays.
Revenue Model
Revenue comes from selling billboard ad space, including standard and digital formats, under site-by-site contracts.