PCCW Limited, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Hong Kong, is a publicly-owned global conglomerate with a diverse portfolio of investments spanning telecommunications, media, IT solutions, and property. The company's primary product is streaming services, and it employs approximately 4,200 individuals. PCCW holds a majority stake in HKT, Hong Kong's leading telecommunications operator, and HK Television Entertainment Company. Additionally, PCCW Solutions provides global infrastructure and outsourcing services, primarily in East and Southeast Asia.

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Founded

2000

Headcount

4,200

Headquarters

Hong Kong

Primary Segment

Software Development

Ownership

Publicly Owned

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PCCW Global, a prominent international telecommunications service provider, and GalaxySpace, a private Chinese commercial space company, have formed a partnership to offer low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite services to global markets. This collaboration seeks to deliver high-speed connectivity solutions through LEO satellites to customers in remote regions, significantly reducing latency compared to traditional satellite services. The partnership leverages fixed network and next-generation satellite technologies to enhance connectivity and support applications requiring high speed, low latency, and ubiquitous satellite connectivity. Additionally, Now TV has expanded its presence in Macao by providing diverse, high-quality content to hotel room TV systems in Galaxy Macau, covering seven hotels and offering popular channels like HBO and DreamWorks. This expansion aims to increase Now TV's penetration in Macao's five-star hotels from the current 20%.

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PCCW offers 2 products in the media tech and media and telecoms services industries. PCCW's product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services and streaming services.
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Aug
29th
2024
18:30
Procurement and Sales, Football, Sports Rights Updates
Now TV Secures Premier League Rights Until 2027/28
Now TV announces the extension of its exclusive broadcast rights for the Premier League for another three seasons, bringing the most-watched football leagues in the world to Hong Kong audiences for 15 consecutive years. Now TV will continue to provide live coverage for all 380 matches from the seasons 2024/25 to 2027/28, with selected matches available in 4K resolution. Viewers can also relive their favorite matches using Now TV’s Video-on-Demand service. A wide range of subscription options are available to cater to subscribers' preferences, including sports packages, 12-month passes, monthly passes, and day passes. Derek Choi, Managing Director, Consumer Marketing & Pay TV, HKT, said, 'We are elated to extend our Premier League broadcast rights for another three seasons. This achievement underscores our long-term commitment to delivering high-quality sports content and bringing unparalleled excitement from around the world to our viewers. We will continue to raise the bar in sports broadcasting by leveraging the latest technology, solidifying our position as the Home of Sports.' Paul Molnar, Chief Media Officer of the Premier League, commented on the partnership extension: 'We are delighted to continue our longstanding partnership with Now TV, bringing the excitement and drama of the Premier League to fans in Hong Kong for the next three seasons. Now TV has been a dedicated and innovative partner, consistently delivering high quality and exceptional coverage.'
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PCCW currently holds 21 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including tennis, ice hockey, soccer | association football, golf, rugby union, cricket, athletics, motorsports, multi-sport and american football.

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