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Elisa heads Estonian pay-TV market

April 17, 2018 08.14 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Elisa assumed top spot in Estonia’s pay-TV market last summer and ended the year with 202,500 customers receiving its services.

Quoting data produced by the Technical Surveillance Authority, the company says that it was closely followed by Telia (197,300), with STV a distant third (87,000).

Elisa adds that it was also the leading provider of mobile services in Estonia as the Q4 2017, followed by Telia and STV.

Elisa secured top spot in the pay-TV sector following the end of FTA broadcasts by TV3 and Kanal2, the country’s two leading commercial broadcasters.

Elisa’s operations include the former Starman, the leading cable operator in Estonia, which it acquired in December 2016 in a deal worth €151 million.

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