Company's income has increased to Rs 472.67 crore from Rs 427.01 crore, an increase of around 11%. Meanwhile, the company has decided to increase advertisement rates by around 19%.
"Advertisement revenues maintained momentum by growing by 15% during the quarter to Rs 269.40 crore", said the company. DTH subscription revenues rose by 16% quarter-on-quarter.
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The company also said its FM Radio operations reported a turnaround, with revenues increasing by 26% year-on-year and reported profit.
Amit Patil, Research Analyst - Media, Angel Broking said that Sun TV’s top-line performance was better than our estimates. However, on the operating front, margins contracted by 311 basis point y-o-y to 73.7%. The increase in advertisement rates would lead to improvement in OPM going forward, he added.
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