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BSkyB
Annual Report and Accounts 2003
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Strong
growth in subscribers |
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Sky continued to experience strong growth in DTH
subscribers, adding 744,000 subscribers during the
year. We remain highly confident of achieving our
target of 7 million subscribers by the end of calendar
year 2003. |
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Lower churn rates |
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Direct-to-home ("DTH")
churn has reduced by over one percentage point in
the year to 9.4%, comfortably exceeding our target
of keeping churn at or below 10%. |
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5% increase in ARPU |
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The annualised average revenue per DTH subscriber
("ARPU") increased 5% to £366 from
£347 last year. We are on track to achieve
our target of £400 ARPU by 2005. |
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This is a summary of information extracted from the Company's annual report and accounts. It does not contain sufficient information to allow as full an understanding of the results of the Group and state of affairs as is provided by the full annual accounts and reports, which can be downloaded in PDF format from this site. |
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