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StarHub scores broadcast rights to the
2010 FIFA World Cup™
- All 64 matches ‘live’ across StarHub’s cable TV, online and mobile platforms -
- All matches available in high-definition –
Singapore, 7 May, 2010 – StarHub today announced that it has secured the broadcast
rights to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ to be held in South Africa and will offer all 64
matches ‘live’ across all three of its platforms – cable TV, online and mobile. StarHub will
also make available all matches in high-definition. Viewers in Singapore can catch all the
action with StarHub’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Package (the “Package”), available for
purchase from 7 May 2010.
Mr Tan Tong Hai, COO, StarHub, said, “We negotiated hard for the World Cup rights for
over a year, with the best interests of the nation at heart. We are thrilled to be able to
bring viewers in Singapore to the heart of the sporting action in South Africa, and look
forward to showcasing all the spectacular moments of the tournament on StarHub TV.”
"We are very pleased to confirm the successful conclusion of negotiations with StarHub,
and that viewers throughout Singapore will be able to celebrate the best that football has
to offer at this year’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™," said Mr Niclas Ericson, FIFA Director of
TV.
2010 FIFA World Cup™
- All 64 matches ‘live’ across StarHub’s cable TV, online and mobile platforms -
- All matches available in high-definition –
Singapore, 7 May, 2010 – StarHub today announced that it has secured the broadcast
rights to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ to be held in South Africa and will offer all 64
matches ‘live’ across all three of its platforms – cable TV, online and mobile. StarHub will
also make available all matches in high-definition. Viewers in Singapore can catch all the
action with StarHub’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Package (the “Package”), available for
purchase from 7 May 2010.
Mr Tan Tong Hai, COO, StarHub, said, “We negotiated hard for the World Cup rights for
over a year, with the best interests of the nation at heart. We are thrilled to be able to
bring viewers in Singapore to the heart of the sporting action in South Africa, and look
forward to showcasing all the spectacular moments of the tournament on StarHub TV.”
"We are very pleased to confirm the successful conclusion of negotiations with StarHub,
and that viewers throughout Singapore will be able to celebrate the best that football has
to offer at this year’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™," said Mr Niclas Ericson, FIFA Director of
TV.
Written by The Edge
Thursday, 19 August 2010 15:46
Starhub (CC3.SG) off 2.5% at 5-session low of $2.32, bucking gains by most other STI components, as stock trades without dividend entitlement, says Dow Jones.
Telco to pay $0.05/share dividend Sept 3, has pledged to maintain payout every quarter, translating to attractive annual 8.4% yield based on yesterday’s close.
While dividend yield highest among Singapore telcos, concerns remain over Starhub’s ability to maintain payout given risk to its free cash flows as competitive pressure not letting up. Some analysts however, say concerns over rising competition may be overblown.
Macquarie, which has Outperform call with $2.62 target, notes market share erosion for pay-TV business less than expected, with Starhub sustaining subscriber base through better packages, new channel offerings; also tips huge market potential in corporate data business once Singapore’s high-speed national broadband network launches later this year.
Support at current August low of $2.30.
Thursday, 19 August 2010 15:46
Starhub (CC3.SG) off 2.5% at 5-session low of $2.32, bucking gains by most other STI components, as stock trades without dividend entitlement, says Dow Jones.
Telco to pay $0.05/share dividend Sept 3, has pledged to maintain payout every quarter, translating to attractive annual 8.4% yield based on yesterday’s close.
While dividend yield highest among Singapore telcos, concerns remain over Starhub’s ability to maintain payout given risk to its free cash flows as competitive pressure not letting up. Some analysts however, say concerns over rising competition may be overblown.
Macquarie, which has Outperform call with $2.62 target, notes market share erosion for pay-TV business less than expected, with Starhub sustaining subscriber base through better packages, new channel offerings; also tips huge market potential in corporate data business once Singapore’s high-speed national broadband network launches later this year.
Support at current August low of $2.30.
Nucleus Connect Commences Commercial Operations to Power Infinite Possibilities on Singapore’s Nationwide Ultra High-Speed Fibre Network
Next Gen Operating Company to play key role to spur development of innovative services
Singapore, 31 August 2010 – The future has arrived. Today, Nucleus Connect Pte. Ltd. (Nucleus Connect), Singapore’s Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network (Next Gen NBN) Operating Company (OpCo) officially announced that it has commenced commercial operations to power infinite possibilities onboard Singapore’s Next Gen NBN. As the official Next Gen NBN Operating Company, Nucleus Connect plays a pivotal role in spurring the development of a competitive and vibrant broadband market for Singapore by providing Retail Service Providers (RSPs) with open access and superior wholesale connectivity services on the Next Gen NBN. Nucleus Connect was appointed by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA Singapore) on 3 April 2009 to design, build and operate the active infrastructure of this super highway. Its advanced and best of breed Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) and Optical Ethernet (OE) technologies will enable RSPs to develop innovative services at competitive prices for all businesses and homes in Singapore.
Mr David Storrie, Chief Executive Officer of Nucleus Connect said, “Today marks a historical moment not only for Nucleus Connect but also for Singapore’s infocomm future as we transform Singapore into a global city, an intelligent nation. It signals the beginning of a journey of infinite possibilities, made possible by our commitment to empower RSPs to develop services beyond our imagination. Nucleus Connect will continue to play a key role in the development of Singapore’s Next Gen NBN eco-system through our world-class active infrastructure, reliable service delivery and open access approach to the RSPs. We are confident that businesses and consumers can enjoy rich and innovative content, applications and services from a variety of RSPs in the near future.”
Nucleus Connect also unveiled the RSPs who have come onboard its network. For a start, 5 RSPs - LGA, M1, Singtel, StarHub and SuperInternet (please see Annex D for profiles) have signed up to the master interconnection offering with Nucleus Connect. We have been working with a number of them to set up connectivity to Nucleus Connect’s network and complete the required interoperability testing (IOT) so that they are prepared to provide services over the Next Gen NBN to their business and residential customers upon launch. The IOT service allows RSPs to test and validate their services over a simulated Next Gen NBN environment as it verifies all network and connectivity tests to ensure proper interconnection between the RSPs’ and Nucleus Connect’s network. The interoperability tests performed will give the confidence that RSPs are able to provide the desired broadband experience to their end-users before they go live....
Next Gen Operating Company to play key role to spur development of innovative services
Singapore, 31 August 2010 – The future has arrived. Today, Nucleus Connect Pte. Ltd. (Nucleus Connect), Singapore’s Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network (Next Gen NBN) Operating Company (OpCo) officially announced that it has commenced commercial operations to power infinite possibilities onboard Singapore’s Next Gen NBN. As the official Next Gen NBN Operating Company, Nucleus Connect plays a pivotal role in spurring the development of a competitive and vibrant broadband market for Singapore by providing Retail Service Providers (RSPs) with open access and superior wholesale connectivity services on the Next Gen NBN. Nucleus Connect was appointed by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA Singapore) on 3 April 2009 to design, build and operate the active infrastructure of this super highway. Its advanced and best of breed Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) and Optical Ethernet (OE) technologies will enable RSPs to develop innovative services at competitive prices for all businesses and homes in Singapore.
Mr David Storrie, Chief Executive Officer of Nucleus Connect said, “Today marks a historical moment not only for Nucleus Connect but also for Singapore’s infocomm future as we transform Singapore into a global city, an intelligent nation. It signals the beginning of a journey of infinite possibilities, made possible by our commitment to empower RSPs to develop services beyond our imagination. Nucleus Connect will continue to play a key role in the development of Singapore’s Next Gen NBN eco-system through our world-class active infrastructure, reliable service delivery and open access approach to the RSPs. We are confident that businesses and consumers can enjoy rich and innovative content, applications and services from a variety of RSPs in the near future.”
Nucleus Connect also unveiled the RSPs who have come onboard its network. For a start, 5 RSPs - LGA, M1, Singtel, StarHub and SuperInternet (please see Annex D for profiles) have signed up to the master interconnection offering with Nucleus Connect. We have been working with a number of them to set up connectivity to Nucleus Connect’s network and complete the required interoperability testing (IOT) so that they are prepared to provide services over the Next Gen NBN to their business and residential customers upon launch. The IOT service allows RSPs to test and validate their services over a simulated Next Gen NBN environment as it verifies all network and connectivity tests to ensure proper interconnection between the RSPs’ and Nucleus Connect’s network. The interoperability tests performed will give the confidence that RSPs are able to provide the desired broadband experience to their end-users before they go live....
StarHub wins multi-year MBS deal
05:55 AM Dec 30, 2010
Infocommunications provider StarHub has secured a deal from Marina Bay Sands to provide telecommunications and entertainment services.
The services will extend to both the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) Expo and Convention Centre and its luxury hotel rooms and suites.
StarHub did not disclose the value and the period of the deal, but said that it is a multi-year, multi-million-dollar agreement.
In a statement, StarHub said that the services will include mobile voice and data services, high-speed broadband and Internet lines.
In addition, a range of StarHub pay-TV services will be available in all of the 2,500 guest rooms, as well as on all 75 public screens around the resort, including the casino area.
05:55 AM Dec 30, 2010
Infocommunications provider StarHub has secured a deal from Marina Bay Sands to provide telecommunications and entertainment services.
The services will extend to both the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) Expo and Convention Centre and its luxury hotel rooms and suites.
StarHub did not disclose the value and the period of the deal, but said that it is a multi-year, multi-million-dollar agreement.
In a statement, StarHub said that the services will include mobile voice and data services, high-speed broadband and Internet lines.
In addition, a range of StarHub pay-TV services will be available in all of the 2,500 guest rooms, as well as on all 75 public screens around the resort, including the casino area.
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StarHub invests in S$552m submarine cable
By Rachel Kelly | Posted: 31 January 2011 2129 hrs
StarHub invests in S$552m submarine cable
SINGAPORE: Singapore telco StarHub said it has joined other Asian carriers in building and operating a S$552 million submarine cable.
The 7,200-kilometre Asia Submarine-Cable Express (ASE) will link Singapore directly to Japan, the Philippines and Hong Kong.
The system will also have access to Malaysia, and potentially future connectivity to Mainland China, as well as other Southeast Asian countries.
Analysts say it's a positive and necessary move given rising global demand for data.
Natural disasters such as earthquakes or typhoons can disrupt data as it is trafficked across submerged cables, and the new ASE which is set to operate by June 2012 has been specifically designed to avoid them.
The new submarine cable system is specifically designed to avoid earthquake and typhoon-prone regions, such as the Bashi Channel south of Taiwan.
StarHub has joined hands with Japan-based NTT Communications, Philippines-based PLDT and Malaysia's Telekom Malaysia to develop the network which experts say will appeal to high net worth clients.
SIAS Research investment analyst Ng Kian Teck said: "They made sure they incorporated the latest technology, one of which is a 40G optical technology, into the submarine cable.
Mr Ng added that this was to ensure services would not be disrupted by earthquake.
StarHub chief operating officer Tan Tong Hai said: "For the average consumer, the ASE is great news given the rapidly increasing popularity of video streaming, advanced multimedia applications, and gadgets like smartphones and tablets.
"For businesses -- especially those that deal with time-critical transactions -- a network that minimises latency is vital and can make or break a deal".
While experts say the service will appeal to customers, they say they aren't expecting it to bring in big bucks.
However, some say it could lead to cost savings for the telco.
OCBC Investment Research research manager Carey Wong said: "I think from (a) revenue point (of view), it may not be a lot because it is also running cables and using cables to carry its own data.
"Increasingly the cost of carrying data is getting (higher). We are seeing greater usage from band width from the telcos -- especially the mobile devices -- so in this case, being one of the partners, StarHub could get a better deal from the consortium".
By Rachel Kelly | Posted: 31 January 2011 2129 hrs
StarHub invests in S$552m submarine cable
SINGAPORE: Singapore telco StarHub said it has joined other Asian carriers in building and operating a S$552 million submarine cable.
The 7,200-kilometre Asia Submarine-Cable Express (ASE) will link Singapore directly to Japan, the Philippines and Hong Kong.
The system will also have access to Malaysia, and potentially future connectivity to Mainland China, as well as other Southeast Asian countries.
Analysts say it's a positive and necessary move given rising global demand for data.
Natural disasters such as earthquakes or typhoons can disrupt data as it is trafficked across submerged cables, and the new ASE which is set to operate by June 2012 has been specifically designed to avoid them.
The new submarine cable system is specifically designed to avoid earthquake and typhoon-prone regions, such as the Bashi Channel south of Taiwan.
StarHub has joined hands with Japan-based NTT Communications, Philippines-based PLDT and Malaysia's Telekom Malaysia to develop the network which experts say will appeal to high net worth clients.
SIAS Research investment analyst Ng Kian Teck said: "They made sure they incorporated the latest technology, one of which is a 40G optical technology, into the submarine cable.
Mr Ng added that this was to ensure services would not be disrupted by earthquake.
StarHub chief operating officer Tan Tong Hai said: "For the average consumer, the ASE is great news given the rapidly increasing popularity of video streaming, advanced multimedia applications, and gadgets like smartphones and tablets.
"For businesses -- especially those that deal with time-critical transactions -- a network that minimises latency is vital and can make or break a deal".
While experts say the service will appeal to customers, they say they aren't expecting it to bring in big bucks.
However, some say it could lead to cost savings for the telco.
OCBC Investment Research research manager Carey Wong said: "I think from (a) revenue point (of view), it may not be a lot because it is also running cables and using cables to carry its own data.
"Increasingly the cost of carrying data is getting (higher). We are seeing greater usage from band width from the telcos -- especially the mobile devices -- so in this case, being one of the partners, StarHub could get a better deal from the consortium".
Zhalen kamen am 2.2.; sind ordentlich, aber das EK ist inzwischen praktisch auf Null runtergefahren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.444.277 von R-BgO am 03.05.10 13:01:46
EK-Quote nach langer Zeit mal wieder über 10%!
Divirendite aktuell 5,9%
heute finden sie sich in bester Gesellschaft damit...
Zahlen wie festgenagelt: Umsatz, EBITDA, Gewinn, Dividende praktisch konstantEK-Quote nach langer Zeit mal wieder über 10%!
Divirendite aktuell 5,9%
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.775.726 von R-BgO am 18.02.16 11:17:58aktuell wieder 7,1%
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Erträge verdampfen weiter,
Divi auf 2,25c/q gesenkt
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