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Telia TV & Media sales rise 15% in Q3, advertising revenues up 12% as demand recovers from pandemic

Thursday 21 October 2021 | 12:55 CET | News
Telia Company said that net sales in its TV & Media division increased by 15.0 percent to SEK 1.88 billion from SEK 1.63 billion a year earlier and on a like-for-like basis, net sales rose 15.5 percent. Advertising revenue recovered by 12 percent from a weak comparison base. Direct subscriptions for VoD grew by 47,000 over the third quarter. 

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Categories: Broadcast & Satellite / Internet
Companies: C More / Telia / TV4
Countries: Europe
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