DTH pioneer exits executive role as subscriber losses and streaming competition reshape the television market
New channel permissions rise 52.6 per cent to 29 in FY26, but collections from them fall 17.6 per cent to Rs 86.81 crore
Five month allotments run until March 2027, with reserve prices ranging from Rs 2.49 lakh to Rs 34.71 lakh and strict content and payment rules
Consolidated revenue reaches Rs 405.68 crore, while net loss falls to Rs 206.94 crore from Rs 307.13 crore a year ago
The largest paid DTH operator bets on "and", not "or", taking live television to connected screens without a dish or set-top box
