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    • Dish-Videocon D2H merger to create Rs 350cr synergy: PhillipCap

    • GST rollout to help DishTV reduce overheads: MD

    • Prices may be raised by 4-5% after Diwali: Dish TV

    • Rising cost to restrict EBITDA margin expansion in FY17: Dish TV

    • Dish-Shemaroo launch Miniplex: To premiere movies every Friday

    • Expect to add 5 lakh subscribers in Q4FY16: Dish TV

    • Festivities, digitisation will benefit H2FY16: Dish TV

    • Confident of meeting 6-7% ARPU guidance in FY16: Dish TV

    • Eye 1.7 million additional subscriptions in FY16: Dish TV

    • Margins to improve 250-300 bps this year: Dish TV

    • Seeing healthy topline growth, margin expansion: Dish TV

    • See strong Q4 on back of Cricket World Cup: Dish TV

    • Weak Q2 expected; see 7% increase in FY15 ARPU: Dish TV

    • To launch Rs 700 cr D2H IPO in Jan-Feb 2015: Videocon

    • Content, marketing cost impacted margins in Q1: Dish TV

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Jawahar Goel, MD of Dish TV says that the company's margins were impacted due to higher marketing costs and content costs.

    • Will strive to get ARPU of Rs 175 in FY14: Dish TV

      Dish TV India will strive to improve its average revenue per user to Rs 175 going ahead, says Jawahar Goel, MD, Dish TV.

    • Impact of phase II not yet priced in on delays: Dish TV

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Jawahar Goel, MD of Dish TV explains his company‘s rationale for increasing prices and the road ahead.

    • Hike in package prices cannot be ruled out: Dish TV

      RC Venkatesh, CEO, Dish TV says, on CNBC-TV18 that the hike in STB prices would cut subsidy and reduce subscriber acquisition costs.

    • Topline remains strong; content cost to rise ahead: Dish TV

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RC Venkateish, CEO, Dish TV said that the weak EBITDA margin in Q3 is not a surprise due to investment in sales, services infrastructure for digitisation.

    • New initiative to be ARPU accretive in medium-term: Dish TV

      DTH major Dish TV has launched a new initiative under which its new subscribers will be able to watch more than 70 channels for Rs 400 for a year. RC Venkatesh, chief executive officer, Dish TV says the product is average revenue per user (ARPU) accretive in the medium-term, about six-nine months.

    • Rationalisation in taxes will push digitization: Dish TV

      RC Venkatesh, chief executive officer, Dish TV, says that the company has been delivering a positive free cash flow for the last several quarters. Other players will have the opportunity to raise capital through this move.

    • Dish TV expects net additions to go up after digitisation

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, R C Venkateish, CEO of Dish TV expects the net additions to go up after digitisation starts. Although, he is not very hopeful about improving margins significantly, Venkateish informs that there is no plan of a price hike before digitisation kicks in.

    • Falling rupee lowers PAT for Dish TV: Venkatesh

      RC Venkatesh, CEO, Dish TV, says that the company has achieved a significant milestone with having a good cash flow of Rs 44 crore in this quarter.

    • DTH cos welcome digitisation as MSOs, TV channels fume

      As the deadline for the digitisation of the cable-TV sector nears, CNBC-TV18 spoke to representatives of all the three parties concerned- multi-system operators (MSOs), broadcasters and the DTH community

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