Business Day TV speaks to MultiChoice CFO Tim Jacobs
10 November 2022 - 21:22
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MultiChoice has released interim results that show a 5% rise in its user base and a 7% jump in revenue. This, however, did not fully translate in its bottom line, as earnings were affected by a big investment in decoders ahead of the 2022 Fifa World Cup. Business Day TV spoke to MultiChoice CFO Tim Jacobs for more.
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Business Day TV speaks to MultiChoice CFO Tim Jacobs
MultiChoice has released interim results that show a 5% rise in its user base and a 7% jump in revenue. This, however, did not fully translate in its bottom line, as earnings were affected by a big investment in decoders ahead of the 2022 Fifa World Cup. Business Day TV spoke to MultiChoice CFO Tim Jacobs for more.
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