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Here’s a little background. Media Prima is one of the biggest media organisations in Malaysia. It owns four TV channels (TV3, ntv7, 8TV and TV9), four radio stations ...
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While the media industry was heavily impacted by the ongoing economic challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Media Prima returned to the black having recorded a third-quarter profit in 2020.
Therefore, Media Prima Berhad has an ROCE of 8.6%. In absolute terms, that's a low return but it's around the Media industry average of 7.6%. View our latest analysis for Media Prima Berhad .
Malaysian integrated media group Media Prima reported a 2% revenue growth to RM228 million in the second quarter ended 31 December 2024, compared to RM223.8 million a year ago. It attributed the ...
Malaysian media group Media Prima Berhad is using a complete range of Digital Rapids systems to power Catch-Up TV, their new online TV-on-demand service. Catch-Up TV enables Web users to view ...
Media Prima, a Malaysia-listed firm with its hand in print, radio and TV media, announced a deal to acquire new media startup Rev Asia for RM105 million, or approximately $24.2 million.
Irdeto Control, Irdeto’s multi-DRM service, provides Media Prima the confidence to scale their streaming video service reliably and securely while offering an unmatched user experience. Malaysia has ...
In a bid to secure its position in Malaysia, iQiyi has announced partnerships with two local powerhouses, namely Media Prima and Celcom Axiata. Having ended 2020 on a strong note with an increased ...
Media Prima retains MediaVest . MALAYSIA - Malaysia's leading television network has Media Prima has retained the services of its media agency MediaVest without calling for a review. whatsapp 0 ...
PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK)- Media Prima Berhad's computer systems have been locked out by cyber attackers who are demanding millions of ringgit in ransom. Read more at straitstimes ...