How does this work?
80% = Advertising.
17% = TV Licenses.
Remainder = 3%
So, SABC are in ***, so they demand 2 billion rand.
Bailout = R2,000,000,000.
Lets say advertising revenue dropped substantially :: 50%.
TV Licensing stayed the same :: 17%
That leaves a total deficit of 50% + 17% = 67% - 100% = 33%
So .. It's reasonable to believe that the BAIL-OUT is for the 33%.
And, we know know that to cover that 33%, they need 2 billion rand.
So, each percent of operational cost shortfall is 2 billion / 33 = R60,606,060 (1 percent point)
Therefore, it's also reasonable to believe that 67% is normal operation.
So, R60,606,060 multiply by the 67% is R4,060,606,060
So, the 2 billion bailout + the 4 billion existing operating expendature is 6 billion rand.
So, the question now remains.
Does SABC's operating cost sit at 6 billion rand a year?
REALLY?