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    • Will transform into an audio-video company in next 5 years: ENIL

    • Addition of Radio City a welcome move in radio space, says ENIL

    • Demonetisation has hit revenues by 10%, says ENIL chief

    • English print growth around 2%, Hindi print at 10%: ENIL

    • Expansion to lead to 20% radio biz growth by FY18: ENIL

    • New radio stations to strengthen presence in North: ENIL

    • TRAI's recos regarding new reserve price unviable: ENIL

    • Phase III spectrum bidding to be aggressive: ENIL

    • See strong Q4 earnings; may hike ad rates in Aug-Sept: ENIL

      Entertainment Network India Limited‘s (ENIL) fourth quarter looks reasonably strong amidst challenging economic environment, says Prashant Panday, ED&CEO of the company. Advertising and media industry have done better than expectations, he says.

    • Amendments to Copyright Bill shocking: ENIL

      News of amendments to the copyright bill has sent shock waves amongst radio companies. The changes that are being mooted may not be advantageous for the companies and Prashant Panday, Executive Director & CEO of ENIL says, they have been caught by surprise.

    • Radio Mirchi plans expansion; skeptic on phase-3 FM auction

      Prashant Panday, CEO, Radio Mirchi was skeptical about the third phase of auctions for FM radio. Though Panday was nervous about demand being too strong, he was hopeful that common sense and the lessons of the second phase of auctions would prevail

    • ENIL sees Q3 profits lower compared to Q2

      Some news today indicated Entertainment Network (India) (ENIL) has been looking to enter into a strategic agreement or arrangement with Abu Dhabi Media Company. Prashant Panday also indicated that they have seen a good demand for Radio Mirchi in UAE. He also stated that the media industry has been badly hit by slowdown in Q3.

    • 26% FDI cap in FM radio nothing more than symbolic: ENIL

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Prashant Pandey of ENIL said most radio companies have not exhausted the 20% limit. The sector, he said, is likely to see greater interest if the cap on foreign direct investment is increased to 26%.

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