Media and Entertainment Sector in India Monthly Update April 2012
Top Story HD viewers may soon witness the end of adfree viewing The ensuing battle between broadcasters and advertisers over selling inventory on the high‐definition (HD) feeds of their existing channels is turning towards a loss for consumers. The subscribers may soon have to see the end of ad‐free viewing experience that they presently enjoy. The altercation between the two bodies have reached the Indian Society of Advertisers (ISA) who have directed its advertiser members not to pay additional money for HD channels as they consider HD feed to be another medium just like DTH or cable TV. The broadcasters differ at this by saying that the channels are distributed separately and needed to be treated above par. The one to suffer here is the consumer who complains that of paying twice the normal rate of Standard Definition in order to watch better resolution picture in HD and yet be barged with advertisements interrupting their viewing. From the advertisers’ perspective, this is deemed as a positive move herein they will be able to reach the audience who have moved from standard definition to that of high definition. However, booking ads at different rates for HD feed as against SD feed has surfaced as a reason of contention. Contrary to this, broadcasters believe distribution of channels and the fact that advertisers negotiate ad rates on the basis of channels’ gross rating points in cable and satellite homes without taking digital homes into consideration are reasons good enough for them to leverage HD feeds separately.
News Update General
Big Cinemas and Cinepolis looking to tieup Mexico‐based Cinepolis, world’s fifth largest multiplex operator, is looking at a strategic alliance with Reliance Group’s Big Cinemas. This tie‐up might veer towards buying of stake in some of Big Cinemas’ screens. It is the exhibition arm of Reliance Mediaworks (RMW) and has the highest number of screens across the nation at a figure of 256. It also has a presence in film services including motion picture processing, studio facilities, film restoration, equipment rentals, visual effects, animation and post‐production. As for Cinepolis, it has screens in six countries of North and South America. Its Indian presence includes 32 screens at five locations. Though it does not have nay presence in 4 main metros, it has plans to set up 500 screens in 40 cities by 2016 at an investment of INR 15 bn. In a bid to reduce dependence on multiplex business and focus more on film and media services, Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
Big Cinemas have chalked out this plan while Cinepolis is eyeing to buy key properties or get into a tie‐up. Disney and MI launch merchandise The Walt Disney Company, consumer product retailing arm of the animation giant has collaborated with Mukesh Ambani‐owned IPL team Mumbai Indians have launched a merchandise collection. Together they are expecting revenue of INR 140 mn from this limited edition called “Mickey Cricket”. This is a co‐branded product which comes with both a licensing agreement as well as a revenue sharing agreement between the two concerns. The merchandise includes T‐ shirts, bats, balls, caps, gloves, bags, mugs and stickers available to the western part of the country. This deal has a period of a year and is not limited only to the Mumbai franchise. 92.7 Big FM set to host radio festival 92.7 Big FM, India’s leading radio network and winner of broadcaster of the year at Golden Mikes is all set to host Kolkata’s most celebrated radio festival. Named as “Big Studio Unplugged”, this show is likely to go on‐air end Apr 2012 and is going to feature 15 luminaries from the Bengali music industry. Positioned to suit to the palate of connoisseurs of Bengali music, this show will present different genres of music including Folk, Rabindrasangeet, Band, Tollywood. Further, in addition to musical renditions by singers, it will also showcase some of the singers’ unplugged versions of their personal experiences and influences. With names like Anupom Roy, Somlata, Lopamudra, Joy Sarkar, Neel Dutta, Rupam Islam, Anjan Dutta, Rupankar, the show will stand out as a celebration of music with RJs Arpan and Mahua as hosts. South India to witness multiplex invasion A number of multiplex operators are set to barge the South Indian territory to change the screen status in the land. South Indian market has been dominated by single screen theaters which is now poised for a makeover. Presently, there are practically no multiplexes in Kerala while Andhra Pradesh is slowly catching up. The only exception is Chennai which is supposed to have 20 multiplexes in the city and 5‐6 more are nearing completion. The list of operators who are looking towards expanding include names like PVR, Cinepolis, Cinemax and Inox. PVR is planning to open 75 screens in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu by end of 2013.Cinepolis is slated to open 20‐30 screens in the southern region by Mar 2013. While Inox is opening 5 screens in Madurai and a few more in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, Cinemax is increasing its total figure by one in Bangalore and adding one each in Hyderabad and Chennai within Oct‐Nov 2012. Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
Matrox Graphics announces plans of new distribution channels Matrox Graphics, a key player in specialized multi‐display graphics solutions is on the lookout for additional distributors in India and Pakistan. Its products find applications in countless markets namely digital signage, finance, medical imaging, manufacturing, factory automation, security, government and enterprise computing. The concern has announced new distribution opportunities in India and Pakistan as demand for its specialized products have risen considerably. Some of its products from its extensive line of solutions include M‐Series and Epica graphics cards, DualHead2Go and TripleHead2Go adapters, Avio and Extio KVM extenders and Mura video wall controller boards. With their present infrastructure it is difficult to address the needs, so it becomes imperative to bring additional established distributors on board. Eros International to distribute ‘Tezz’ Eros International Media (Eros International), a global name in the Indian film entertainment industry, has acquired the distribution rights of the movie ‘Tezz’. The movie which is an action thriller is slated to be released on Apr 27, 2012 worldwide. Eros honchos are optimistic about the movie to churn good revenues and are upbeat about their association with a Priyadarshan film. Eros has also announced its acquisition of the overseas rights of the film. Directed by Priyadarshan and produced by Venus Films, the movie boasts of a host of movie stars featuring in its ensemble cast. FM Channels test market with non-Bollywood music In a bid to cater to the population base who appreciates international music from the usual Bollywood fare, FM channels have processed a shift towards the same. FM channel Radio One constitutes the channel who has introduced this shift in Mumbai. Presently, Radio One is the only channel that has broken the mould prevalent in India and has started playing songs of varied genres. It has made the same shift in Delhi as well. Demand for Hindi music is much more than international music which makes it cumbersome for those who want to tread in different lines. However, urban tastes have undergone a change and preference for international music has moulded this transition which is evident in Radio One’s enhanced cumulative reach of 28.5% from 28.1% in Mumbai within the first month of its re‐launch. Further, growing acceptability among advertisers constitutes another indication that it is on the right track and is poised to grow even stronger. Greater Noida emerges as a focal point in the gaming arena
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Gujarat Greater Noida has emerged as the center of influence as it has woken up to the first‐of‐its‐kind India Gaming Carnival. With a price purse of INR 15 mn, it is considered to be the biggest electronic gaming event in India. With 18 professional teams present in Delhi‐NCR along with a host of 500‐800 players in the region who participate in gaming events regularly, the show is slated to be a huge success. Additionally, time of the event is also a determinant towards making a successful show. With academic year in schools just ending, it paves the way for gamers who are school and college students in majority. Besides being a chief crowd puller in its own domain, it has also rendered influx of gamers across LAN gaming centers in the city. Universal Music India launches “Big Small Film” Universal Music India has embarked on a new concept of ‘Big Small Commercial Film’ with ‘Commercialization of Education System’. It is a 60 minute commercial film as also first in the series of six big small films under the title ‘Diary of a Common Man’. Directed by Swarup Savanur and produced by Shiva Joshi, the film was launched by renowned personality Govind Nihalani. The movie takes a peak at the common man’s predicament in facing corruption in the country. The first short film, ‘Commercialization of Education System’ deals with the education system wherein corruption has fast taken its course through it. The film is available on VCD/DVD across all platforms including digital and satellite and marks Universal Music’s first release on non‐theatrical format. Prayag Group unveils “Prayag Film City” Prayag Group has unveiled its plans of developing ‘Prayag Film City’ which is positioned as a one‐stop entertainment destination. It will be located in West Midnapore in West Bengal and has roped in Shah Rukh Khan as its brand ambassador. The film city is planned to be opened in two phases, it will cater to the growing film and entertainment industry of Bengal along with neighbouring regions of Assam, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand and Bangladesh. Further, it would also render growth of tourism in eastern India. The INR 10 bn project, spanning across an area of 2,700 acres, is slated to be designed by Bollywood art director Nitish Roy. Facilities to be offered by the film city include modern infrastructure for pre and post production work for film makers, 50 custom‐designed set locations, 8 landscaped gardens and artificially created water bodies, a helipad, a railway station with bogies, soundproof studio floors, digital film processing labs, dubbing studios and other facets that are required for movie production. Part of Phase I has already been completed which zeroes in on the development of Lahore, Mumbai and Kolkata streets along with artificially created landscaped gardens. Additionally, luxury resorts and budget hotel are also being developed. Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
Corsair’s 8GB Vengeance Modules a hit in the PC gaming market Corsair, the renowned name in high performance components in PC gaming hardware market has announced its successful rendition and acceptance of its memory modules in the market. The product is called Corsair’s Vengeance 8GB DDR3 and is making its course fast across the city. The company maintained a downtrend in pricing of memory modules which made it witness fast acceptability of 4GB modules as an entry level. The product is compatible with all DIMM DDR3 systems and is priced at INR 4,299 with a lifetime warranty and is also available ex‐stock. PVR Cinemas zeroes in on Kronos Workforce Management Solutions PVR Cinemas, leading name in motion picture and a pioneer in multiplex format, has selected Kronos Incorporated to manage its workforce. Being one of the largest chains in India with 38 cinemas and 166 screens across 22 cities, workforce management becomes a key issue. With a plan to increase footprint to 300 screens, PVR Cinemas propounded centralization and workforce visibility as the chief reason for selecting Kronos Incorporated. The solutions that it selected include time and attendance, absence management and scheduling solutions. Additionally, InTouch time clocks and mobile applications are also rendered for usage by the employees. Further, Kronos will help eliminate all paper‐based manual processes leading to improved time management with reduced costs. Overall, this collaboration will provide PVR Cinemas with the facilities to improve workforce productivity, ensure customer delight in order to make PVR retain its position as India’s most preferred retail entertainment concern. FM Radio Channels to have minimum channel spacing as per TRAI The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended the FM Radio sector to have minimum channel spacing within a Licensed Service Area. The frequencies for FM Radio Channels might get released with a minimum spacing of 400KHz. The TRAI press release states FM channels operating with a channel spacing of 400 KHz should be radiated from co‐located sites and get transmitted with equal power. Allocation of frequencies should be processed by taking into consideration about the frequencies and power of the existing set‐up in order to satisfy the criterion of frequency re‐use. However, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has requested TRAI to re‐consider its recommendation of the minimum channel spacing within the license service area. This comes in the wake of FM operators’ opposition to the decision as they cite reasons of cost escalation, devaluation of current radio business and negative impact on the sound quality of the existing stations. Names those who have not supported the move include HT Media (Fever FM), TV Today Network (Oye FM), Next Media Works (Radio One) and Music Broadcast (Radio City). Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
Reliance Broadcast to join hands with Speed Records Reliance Broadcast Network (RBNL) has announced its collaboration with Punjab markets music leader Speed Records. This partnership will lead to RBNL’s business verticals namely 92.7 BIG FM, the leading FM Radio network and BIG CBSSPARK PUNJABI, the renowned Punjabi channel from BIG CBC joint venture the access the to the extensive library of Speed Records. While the alliance is slated to render Speed Records comprehensive platforms to reach a huge audience base, it is expected to bolster RBNL’s offering considerably. Speed Records boasts of a collection of music with varied genres like Sufi, Punjabi, Hip Hop, Contemporary and others. 92.7 BIG FM has already established its name in the radio sector and on the other hand BIG CBS SPARK PUNJABI caters to an audience base that demonstrates considerable music preference in their entertainment choices. As music emerges as a chief entertainment preference, this alliance will present the audience the entertainment that they seek as also cater to the marketers with the best ROI for their brands. Conax enters into a strategic partnership with KCCL Conax, a leading name in providing solutions for protecting multi‐device digital content has entered into an alliance with Kerala Communicators Cable Limited (KCCL). The content security provider has been roped in to deliver the concern’s 200 cable TV operators with cost efficient and flexible content security solutions. Conax is set to guide KCCL operators in navigating the new digital framework, integrating new product offerings and obtaining secure distribution of both multi‐ device of premium content. Conax was selected based on its strong customer relations, renowned solutions and the company’s commitment to the Indian market. As digitization emerges as a norm for the broadcasting sector, need for security and integration of services and offerings is on the rise. Products that are featured in the contract include Conax Contego (TM) and f 24/7 support rendered by Conax’s global support organization based in Delhi. Pepsico renews tieup with PVR PepsiCo India, a leader in food and beverage sector, has renewed its strategic alliance with multiplex major PVR Ltd. This 5 year partnership will entail PepsiCo to be the official ‘Pouring Partner’ for all the carbonated drinks, health drinks, juice based drinks, beverages, packaged juices and water at all 166 PVR screens across 22 cities in India. PVR has been associated with PepsiCo for the last 15 years and this renewal will only foster greater cohesion between the 2 concerns. The two parties have earlier embarked on certain marketing programs and also pioneered the Pepsi+Popcorn combo offers for movie‐goers but clearly defining its own brand communication. Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
News Update Expansion Plans
MoviesNMart eyes expansion India’s fastest growing online DVD rental concern Movies‐N‐Mart is making a foray into enhancing its products’ portfolio. It is looking at online selling of DVDs, VCDs, perfumes, electronics and a host of other products. Known for its first ever online source of DVDs, Bluray and PS3 Games, it has two unique models of both renting and selling such products. It has received overwhelming response from the customers due to advantages like availability of rarest collections at competitive prices. Going in this line, it has chalked this plan of venturing into including other products in its list of offering which boasts of prices 15‐20% lesser than that of retail prices in the market. Exset plans a foray into Indian digitization market Exset, broadcast technology and solutions concern based in Holland, is eyeing the digitization event as a prospective opportunity to enter the Indian market. A provider of software and security solutions to the television market, Exset has presence in UK, Estonia and New Delhi. The concern is on the lookout for a partnership with cable operators in India. This would help in setting up a Headend‐in‐the‐sky (HITS) venture which eventually would provide digitally compressed programming through satellite. This would entail collaboration with operators to help them offer set‐top boxes at subsidized rates to the end consumers. Further, they will also render help to those operators in order to add applications like games and educational content in their list of offering. Indiagames ties up with MoMagic for developing mobile games Indiagames, the digital gaming concern has collaborated with Noida‐based VAS company MoMagic Technologies to develop mobile games. These games will be based on MediaTek’s Maui Runtime Environment (MRE) platform. The MRE platform primarily allows developers to enable smart phone solutions for feature phones as also provides app developers with high speed tools and a rich API set. MoMagic concentrates on mobile platform operation and mobile Internet service. It offers solutions to enterprises that use mobile as a medium of communication. On the other hand, Indiagames has a range of MRE games in its kitty including Disney’s Aladdin, Pirates of the Caribbean, Cricket Net Practice, Bike racing, Smash ‘N’ Win, Zapper Racing and others. Increasing off‐takes of smart phones entailing higher accessibility to data aided with availability of gaming apps have led to the growth of Media and Entertainment – Monthly Update
mobile gaming. Keeping this in mind, Indiagames have tied up with MoMagic to capitalize on this opportunity.
News Update Financials Aditya Birla to acquire stake in Living Media Aditya Birla Group is looking at acquiring 26% stake in Living Media India Ltd. Living Media is the owner of India Today publications as also owns 57.1% in TV Today Network. Living Media is based in New Delhi and has presence in fields including magazines, newspapers, books, radio, television, printing and the Internet. Its portfolio of offering features names like India Today, Business Today, licensed magazines like Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Men’s Health, Harper’s Bazaar, Travel Plus and Harvard Business Review. This acquisition comes after almost 3 years when Kumar Mangalam Birla’s television software concern Applause Entertainment got shut down in 2009. Besides this deal, Living Media also has Joint Ventures with a German media house Axel Springer. Sony Pictures enters into a strategic alliance with MAA TV Sony Pictures Television is looking at picking up 30% equity stake in Hyderabad‐ based MAA Television Network Ltd and its network of Telegu television channels. This strategic alliance is processed in order to give a thrust to the growth of MAA TV and its network of channels. The alliance would entail growth opportunities for both the concerns as well as render great viewing experience for its viewers. The financial transactions and details are slated to be concluded within a couple of months. Though MAA TV will be acquired by Sony, its present management would continue to function. This embarks at an investment wherein Sony would be a strategic investor and content provider to MAA TV. Eros anticipating move of acquiring B4U Eros International Plc, a leading concern in the Indian film entertainment industry is anticipating acquisition of Bollywood television network, B4U Television Network. Eros is on the lookout to enter into a definitive agreement on or after Apr 24, 2012. Eros is planning to acquire approx. 76% of B4U in lieu of cash and share consideration of around INR 2.8 bn. Eros presently holds approx 24% of B4U but has not exercised significant control over the company. B4U is a global television network that offers Indian programming across two digital channels B4U Music and B4U Movies.
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Industry Expert Speak Exset plans a foray into Indian digitization market – Alex Borland, MD and CEO, Exset “Nationally we are looking at HITS. We may partner one multi‐system operator (MSO)…We are very open to partnering an MSO who has a strong national and regional footprint,”
Transactions (February 2012 – April 2012)
Date
Buyer
Target
Deal Size (INR mn)
% stake
Deal Status
Type of Transaction
27th Apr 2012
CA Media
Endemol India
Undisclosed
49%
Completed
Buy
13th Apr 2012
Future Ventures India Ltd
Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd
Undisclosed
65.84%
Completed
Investment
21st Mar 2012
Gruner+Jahr
Digital Ad Network
Undisclosed
NA
Completed
Buy
Annual Financial Results – Revenue (INR mn)
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Companies
FY ‘08
FY ‘09
FY ‘10
FY ‘11
3M India Ltd.
7435.0
8257.8
9109.5*
11893.2
7Seas Entertainment Ltd.
76.5
114.1
71.0
136.3
Aksh Optifibre Ltd
NA
1600.1
1355.1
1316.0
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd
328423.0
301694.2
279134.4
270447.1
Bharti Airtel Ltd
270249.3
369615.5
418472.0
594672.0
Cinemax India Ltd
1016.2
1446.1
1704.5
1917.0
Crest Animation Studios Ltd
513.2
571.4
635.5
418.4
DEN Networks Ltd
1132.2
7121.9
9103.4
10221.1
Dish TV India Ltd
4131.5
7381.1
10850.0
14366.6
DQ Entertainment International Ltd
NA
1500.9
1754.7
2078.5
Eros International Media Ltd
4747.1
6265.3
6408.8
7109.5
Fame India Ltd
925.8
1335.6
1697.0
1669.0
Hathway Cable & Datacom Ltd
4145.6
6630.2
7331.8
8826.1
Inox Leisure Ltd
2062.4
2259.0
2536.5
3703.2
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd
47757.1
41837.0
35513.0
36778.0
Padmalaya Telefilms Ltd
166.8
18.1
18.3
22.6
Pentamedia Graphics Ltd
389.9
131.6
540.3
259.7
Prime Focus Ltd
2221.3
3543.7
4532.5
5143.4
PVR Ltd
2660.2
3521.1
3341.3
4572.9
188273.9
225245.4
214963.8
224303.5
Reliance Communications Ltd
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Reliance Mediaworks Ltd
4122.3
6624.0
7272.0
7920.7
Tata Communications Ltd
84150.0
100718.9
110255.6
119319.9
UTV Software Communiactions Ltd
4341.5
6065.5
6640.5
9295.1
118880.2
104855.5
118830.7*
NA
2722.3
3096.3
2726.5
3059.5
Videocon Industries Ltd Wire and Wireless India Ltd
*Change in financial year
Annual Financial Results – Income (INR mn) Companies
FY ‘08
FY ‘09
FY ‘10
FY ‘11
3M India Ltd.
574.5
649.5
801.6*
988.1
7Seas Entertainment Ltd.
19.177
11.606
6.342
12.693
NA
(320.8)
(131.4)
(489.8)
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd
30,093.9
5,748.5
(18,226.5)
(63,842.6)
Bharti Airtel Ltd
67,008.2
84,699.1
89,768.0
60,467.0
137.3
110.5
169.7
54.5
(130.073)
(134.183)
2.58
(1,713.083)
DEN Networks Ltd
(288.5)
(151.1)
301.1
375.3
Dish TV India Ltd
(4,141.3)
(4,807.0)
(2,622.0)
(1,919.8)
DQ Entertainment International Ltd
NA
161.2
266.7
278.6
411.4
733.3
821.1
1,172.3
140.839
34.356
(63.343)
9.047
Aksh Optifibre Ltd
Cinemax India Ltd Crest Animation Studios Ltd
Eros International Media Ltd Fame India Ltd
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Hathway Cable & Datacom Ltd
(668.1)
(916.1)
(801.0)
(312.7)
263.9
243.4
260.6
50.0
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd
5,664.0
(1,430.0)
(25,553.0)
(32,895.0)
Padmalaya Telefilms Ltd
(192.96)
(20.445)
(4.952)
(23.114)
Pentamedia Graphics Ltd
61.367
31.219
157.046
55.655
Prime Focus Ltd
295.4
145.8
334.2
760.9
PVR Ltd
216.2
87.1
13.5
81.8
Reliance Communications Ltd
54,011.4
60,449.3
46,550.0
13,456.5
Reliance Mediaworks Ltd
633.0
(513.8)
(1,432.1)
(3,288.6)
Tata Communications Ltd
103.0
3,158.0
(5,977.4)
(7,769.0)
UTV Software Communiactions Ltd
576.6
356.3
533.3
1,354.8
Videocon Industries Ltd
10,996.8
5,151.3
(2,749.5)*
NA
Wire and Wireless India Ltd
(1,535.6)
(962.3)
(1,757.9)
(624.3)
574.5
649.5
801.6
988.1
Inox Leisure Ltd
3M India Ltd.
*Change in financial year
Quarterly Financial Results – Revenue (INR mn)
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Companies
JanMar 2011
AprJun 2011
JulSep 2011
OctDec 2011
3M India Ltd.
3,300.5
3,470.0
3,277.5
3,118.5
7Seas Entertainment Ltd.
50.477
51.674
56.353
NA
NA
653.2
647.4
633.8
162,654.0
169,749.0
172,698.0
184,767.0
365.7
601.7
806.4
765.7
NA
NA
NA
60.887
DEN Networks Ltd
2,759.2
2,786.3
2,552.0
2,780.6
DQ Entertainment International Ltd
780.7
279.6
629.8
637.4
Eros International Media Ltd
1,182.8
1,538.1
1,748.0
4,084.2
Inox Leisure Ltd
1,018.9
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,430.2
NA
8,521.0
Padmalaya Telefilms Ltd
9.355
8.472
8.846
6.082
Pentamedia Graphics Ltd
193.044
50.17
49.209
NA
Prime Focus Ltd
881.7
1,674.8
2,025.5
2,127.5
PVR Ltd
881.6
1,164.6
1,375.7
1,364.6
Reliance Communications Ltd
71,987.5
49,401.0
50,402.0
50,521.0
Reliance Mediaworks Ltd
1,464.2
1,890.9
2,307.9
2,073.5
Tata Communications Ltd
30,688.3
32,570.6
33,736.1
36,041.0
UTV Software Communications Ltd
2,373.0
2,050.4
2,309.2
1,584.3
NA
NA
NA
30,733,900.0
Aksh Optifibre Ltd Bharti Airtel Ltd Cinemax India Ltd Crest Animation Studios Ltd
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd
Videocon Industries Ltd
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Wire and Wireless India Ltd
885.0
798.3
893.0
871.7
Quarterly Financial Results – Income (INR mn) Companies
FY ‘08
FY ‘09
FY ‘10
FY ‘11
3M India Ltd.
283.0
288.3
118.8
22.9
7Seas Entertainment Ltd.
6.1
7.2
8.2
NA
Aksh Optifibre Ltd
NA
1.2
49.5
65.2
14006.0
12152.0
10270.0
10113.0
‐21.7
11.1
60.7
‐10.8
Crest Animation Studios Ltd
NA
NA
NA
13.8
DEN Networks Ltd
78.3
18.3
44.3
35.3
DQ Entertainment International Ltd
161.6
‐135.4
217.3
169.8
Eros International Media Ltd
136.0
216.8
273.5
690.9
Inox Leisure Ltd
‐70.9
NA
NA
NA
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd
NA
‐8500.4
NA
‐9297.7
Padmalaya Telefilms Ltd
‐9.6
0.4
0.6
‐5.0
Pentamedia Graphics Ltd
46.6
5.5
2.6
NA
Prime Focus Ltd
102.2
256.1
264.3
262.9
PVR Ltd
‐10.9
154.9
142.0
90.0
Reliance Communications Ltd
1685.5
1574.0
2521.0
1862.0
Reliance Mediaworks Ltd
‐1734.7
‐1201.4
‐1205.1
‐1511.2
Bharti Airtel Ltd Cinemax India Ltd
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Tata Communications Ltd
‐846.0
‐2182.3
‐1652.0
‐1530.6
UTV Software Communications Ltd
141.2
‐30.6
‐288.6
‐962.0
NA
NA
NA
864200.0
‐86.1
‐406.2
‐145.5
‐140.2
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FOCUS 2012 Date: 4th May 2012 Venue: Hotel Le Meridien City: New Delhi Organizer: The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) Website: http: http://www.assocham.org/events/focus2012/
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