Hispasat profits 5.5%
March 7, 2014
From David Del Valle in Madrid
The Spanish satellite operator Hispasat has increased its net benefit by 5.5 per cent to €54.3 million.
Hispasat declared a turnover of €201.4 million, up 0.57 per cent. 55.6 per cent of it came from Latin America, with the remaining 44.4 per cent from Europe and the North of Africa.
EBITDA reached €163.8 million, up 1.68 per cent, with investments amounting to €157.4 million mainly in the Amazonas 3 satellite, Amazonas 4A and Hispasat AG1.
The company, controlled by Abertis Telecom, is mainly relying on DTH, OTT and mobile data to continue growing.
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