It’s anticipated an additional 17 million pay-TV subscribers will be added in Africa between 2020 and 2026.
Global pay-TV revenues down, but subscriptions up
Global pay-TV revenues reached their peak in 2016 at $202 billion and are expected to fall to $152 billion in 2025.
SVOD revenues to double by 2025
Subscription video on demand revenues are tipped to reach $100 billion by 2025.
Western Europe to add another 101 million SVOD subs
Western Europe is expected to add another 101 million SVOD subscriptions by 2025 more than double the total at the end of 2019.
Asia Pacific to add 200 million SVOD subs
Asia Pacific will have 467 million SVOD subscriptions by 2025, up from 267 million in 2019, according to Simon Murray’s Digital TV Research.
Latin America to top 100m SVOD subs
Latin America will have 100.35 million SVOD subscriptions by 2025, or more than double the 42.15 million recorded at the end of last year, according to Digital TV Research.
35 million more pay-TV subscribers by 2025
The pay-TV sector is expected to add a further 35 million more subscribers over the next five years, according to Digital TV Research.
Covid-19 to give boost to SVOD
Subscription video-on-demand services in Western Europe are expected to grow by around 45 million subscribers in 2020, with the Covid-19 outbreak providing a significant boost to the figures.
Western Europe pay-TV subs set to fall
The number of pay-TV subscribers in Western Europe will fall to below 100 million by 2025.
$50bn fall for North American pay-TV revenues
Having peaked at $112 billion in 2015, pay-TV revenues in Canada and the US are set to fall by $50 billion to $62 billion in 2025.