MultiChoice expects multi-billion rand loss

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MultiChoice expects multi-billion rand loss

DStv parent company MultiChoice has warned shareholders about a massive decline in profit ahead of the publication of its annual results for the 2022/2023 (FY23) financial year.

The broadcaster is currently finalising its results and told shareholders it expected to report substantial drops in earnings and headline earnings per share.
 
MultiChoice expects multi-billion rand loss

DStv parent company MultiChoice has warned shareholders about a massive decline in profit ahead of the publication of its annual results for the 2022/2023 (FY23) financial year.

The broadcaster is currently finalising its results and told shareholders it expected to report substantial drops in earnings and headline earnings per share.
Interested to see what the attribute the losses to.

Those of us who got screwed over by their single-stream policy will feel some schadenfreude - they should have allowed people behind the same IP address to have multiple streams
 
PS, not due to subscribers.

MultiChoice blamed the reductions on two main factors:

Higher unrealised foreign exchange losses on the translation of the Group’s USD liabilities (including transponder leases) stemming from the sharp depreciation of the Rand against the US dollar

An increase in foreign exchange losses associated with the repatriation of cash from Nigeria at the parallel
 
Interested to see what the attribute the losses to.
The bad rand:
MultiChoice blamed the reductions on two main factors:
  • Higher unrealised foreign exchange losses on the translation of the Group’s USD liabilities (including transponder leases) stemming from the sharp depreciation of the Rand against the US dollar
  • An increase in foreign exchange losses associated with the repatriation of cash from Nigeria at the parallel
 
Come on multichoice, just do what eskom does when they lose money, just increase the prices to compensate.
 
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