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CTV 8

Launched in 2013, CTV8 is a free-to-air terrestrial television channel. It covers Phnom Penh, and 5 other provinces. Its most popular programs are Chinese Korean series during prime time and Chinese series during lunch break time and at night (CMRD, 2015). While CTV8 aims to become a key player in TV broadcasting industry in Cambodia, it now holds 3% of the total TV audience shares in Cambodia [CMRD, 2015] and belongs to the PPCTV Co., Ltd.

Key facts

Audience Share

3%

Ownership Type

private

Geographic Coverage

National

Content Type

Free-to-air (VHF)

Media Companies / Groups

PPCTV Co., Ltd.

Ownership

Individual Owner

Media Companies / Groups
Facts

General Information

Founding Year

2013

Contact

No. 316, Monivong Boulevard, St. 93, Sangkat Chaktomuk, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia (PHONE) 023 666 333 9 (MAIL) info@ppctv.com.kh (WEB) www.ctv8.com.kh

Financial Information

Revenue (in Mill. $)

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Operating Profit (in Mill. $)

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Advertising (in % of total funding)

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Market Share

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The Cambodian media landscape counts at least two new outlets, a TV and a newspaper. Since the former started its daily activity and the latter its broadcasting in 2015, MOM decided not to include as most relevant medium. With less than a year of existence, the audience shares would not be representative of their popularity.

It can be highlighted, however, that their growth is taking place rapidly and their strategy seems more aggressive than the existing media on the market. Both are now hiring journalists and newsroom staffs from existing newsrooms, heightening the competition on both TV and print sectors, which are already highly concentrated.