Havas reported a slight dip in its net revenue for Q3 2024, with a 0.5% decline from ?é¼654 million to ?é¼650 million, approximately $700 million, compared to the same period last year.Vivendi, Havas' parent company, did not disclose the agency?ÇÖs organic growth for Q3, which would normally account for mergers, acquisitions, and currency changes. In Q2 2024, Havas' organic growth had contracted by 1.7%, according to Vivendi.Havas saw positive performance in Europe, where net revenue rose by 3.5% year-on-year to reach ?é¼320 million. Latin America also experienced strong growth, with a 9.6% increase, bringing revenue to ?é¼49 million. Yannick Bollor??, chairman of Vivendi?ÇÖs supervisory board, and CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine highlighted that Havas Media, alongside Europe and Latin America, drove much of the company's success.However, North America faced challenges, with net revenue falling by 8.6% to ?é¼219 million. Meanwhile, in the Asia-Pacific and African markets, Havas recorded a 3.2% rise, bringing revenue to ?é¼62 million.The Havas PR Network, which includes agencies like Havas PR, Havas Formula, Republica Havas, and One Green Bean, saw growth, aided by acquisitions contributing to 3% of the net revenue boost. Key acquisitions such as Uncommon Creative Studio, Eprofessional, Shortcut, and Ledger Bennett played notable roles in this.The report highlighted that Havas Media continued to show strong performance, while Havas Creative and Havas Health & You had mixed results commercially.For the first nine months of 2024, Havas' net revenue grew by 2.1% year-on-year, reaching ?é¼2 billion.Vivendi also confirmed progress on its plan to spin off Havas as a separate entity.