MultiChoice hits record high profit with big increase in DStv subscribers
MultiChoice's financial results have revealed a big increase in trading profit and subscribers on its pay-TV service DStv.
The group's trading profit increased 28% to R10.3 billion, benefiting from a R1.5 billion reduction in losses in its business in the rest of Africa, and 9% growth in South Africa.
“This strong trading profit performance was due to resilient revenue growth, strong cost control and the impact of embracing new ways of working as a consequence of COVID-19 that reduced operating costs,” MultiChoice said.
It was further supported by a delay of R1.1 billion in sports events' costs, which will now be incurred in the next financial year.
MultiChoice's financial results have revealed a big increase in trading profit and subscribers on its pay-TV service DStv.
The group's trading profit increased 28% to R10.3 billion, benefiting from a R1.5 billion reduction in losses in its business in the rest of Africa, and 9% growth in South Africa.
“This strong trading profit performance was due to resilient revenue growth, strong cost control and the impact of embracing new ways of working as a consequence of COVID-19 that reduced operating costs,” MultiChoice said.
It was further supported by a delay of R1.1 billion in sports events' costs, which will now be incurred in the next financial year.
