Metro International

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International SA ("Metro"), the world's largest international newspaper, announces that it will reduce its overall workforce in Denmark by approximately 20-25% to adjust the company's cost structure for the current economic conditions.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International SA, the world's largest international newspaper, announces that the shareholders of Metro Mexico have decided to start on 6th November, 2008 in Monterrey an edition of Publimetro. Publimetro will be published in Monterrey, Mexico's second largest city, from Monday to Friday with an initial daily circulation of 60,000 copies. Publimetro Monterrey will be distributed at points along the city's main avenues as well as at Starbucks cafes.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Luxembourg, 20th October 2008 - Metro International S.A. ("Metro" or the "Group") (MTROA, MTROB), today announced its financial results for the third quarter ended 30th September 2008. Information was submitted for publication on 20th October at 8:00 CET A.M.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International S.A. ("Metro International" or "the Company"), the international newspaper group, will on Monday 20th October 2008 at 8:00 A.M. CET announce its financial results for the quarter ended 30th September 2008. The Company will host a conference call to present these results at 10:00 A.M. CET on the same day which will be broadcasted live on the Internet and as a conference call.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International S.A. ("Metro International"), the international newspaper group, today announced that Frank Mooty, Chief Financial Officer, has decided to leave Metro with effect from the 30 September 2008. Anders Kronborg, currently Chief of Staff, will replace him.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International S.A ("Metro"), the international newspaper group, today announced that today Schibsted Sweden acquired 35 percent of Metro Sweden's shares. Schibsted paid Metro 350 million SEK in cash, implying a value of 1 billion SEK for Metro Sweden.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Publimetro Chile, a subsidiary of Metro International SA, the leading global newspaper, has purchased a 40% equity interest in Diario Pyme S.A., as well as an option to acquire the remaining 60%.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Publimetro Chile, a subsidiary of Metro International SA, the leading global newspaper, has purchased a 40% equity interest in Editorial Previa S.A. as well as an option to acquire the remaining 60%.

Metro International (STO:MTROA) Metro International S.A. ("Metro International"), the international newspaper group, today announced that it is discontinuing the activities of its franchise operation Metropolis d.o.o ("Metro Croatia") in Croatia which publishes the free newspaper Metroexpress in Croatia. Metro Croatia is 99% owned by the franchisee, Europapress Holding (EPH). Friday 12 September 2008 was the last day of publication for Metroexpress.

Metro International Metro International S.A. ("Metro"), the international newspaper group, today announces that it continues to hold its position as the most read print media by affluent Europeans, according to the EMS 2008 survey released by Synovate. [1]