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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rukshankb" data-source="post: 4870561" data-attributes="member: 12834">Ey machan ochchara joke karanne, dialog GSM nam tikak hari hondai kiyamukoDBN, DTV hondai kiyalada hthan inne, oya company deka nisa thamai dialog eka nathi wune. danne natnam Annual report eka balahanDTV honda nisa wenna ethi kata hari wikunanna balan inne mulu company ekama. wede thiyenne DTV eka ganna kawuruth kemathi na, heheSri Lanka Dialog pay TV, broadband still making lossesMay 20, 2009 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's Dialog Telekom said its broadband and pay TV units continued to lose money in the March quarter, contributing to a group loss of 1.86 billion rupees but that a turnaround in the group's fortune's was visible as overall revenue stabilised.Dialog, the island's dominant mobile phone operator, said it added over 337,000 mobile subscribers during the March 2009 quarter, and now had a total subscriber base of 5.85 million, up 29 percent from a year ago.The company, a unit of Telekom Malaysia, said its broadband subsidiary lost 437.3 million rupees while the pay TV unit lost 303.2 million rupees.But it said in a statement accompanying the quarterly financial results that Dialog Broadband Networks (DBN) and Dialog Television (DTV) continued to grow and capture market and revenue share in the fixed line, broadband and pay television sectors.Its active pay TV subscriber base increased by 68 percent to 130,000 from a year ago while CDMA and broadband subscribers increased by 149 percent to over 182,000.DBN revenue grew three percent from a year ago mainly derived from a 51 percent growth in broadband and a 140 percent growth in internet services while DTV revenue grew 49 percent over the same period.However, overall group revenue was down five percent to 8.4 billion rupees for the three months ended March 31, 2009 from a year ago.Revenue at company level fell marginally to 7.71 billion rupees although the number of subscribers grew in response to hefty price cuts."Stabilisation of revenue and usage dynamics evidenced during the latter part of 2008 and in (the March 2009 quarter) augurs well for a reversal of the revenue trend on a quarter on quarter basis going forward," the statement said.Dialog also said foreign exchange translation losses on borrowing and foreign liabilities resulted in an exchange loss of 286 million rupees in the quarter which contributed to the increase in non-operating costs. </blockquote>

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