The operator’s client base declined to 1.124 million, from 1.139 million at the end of the first quarter, when the number of subscriptions stood at 1.54 million, according to a report by Dutch UPC Holding, owned by U.S. group Liberty Global.
The company’s total number of video services clients declined from 1.139 million to 1.124 million, with a significant downfall on the analog cable segment, from 599,700 to 567,600 subscribers.
The operator saw a rise in client numbers on the digital cable segment, from 304,500 to 314.700, while client number son the satellite TV segment increased from 235,500 to 242,200.
Subscriptions to UPC’s internet services increased from 256,200 to 258,000, and on the telephony segment, the company’s client numbers grew from 144,800 to 159,800.
Since the beginning of the year, the number of subscriptions to the services of UPC Romania declined slightly from 1.552 million to 1.542 million, but the company posted growth on the digital cable, satellite TV, internet and telephony segments.
Compared to the first half of 2010, the company’s client numbers for digital cable, satellite TV and telephony increased, but declined on the analog cable and internet segments.