How Much Can Conventional Satellite Broadcast Add To Dish Network’s Topline In The Next Five Years?
Conventional satellite broadcast can add about $840 million to Dish Network‘s (NASDAQ:DISH) topline over the next five years. The growth will be increases in fee per subscriber, partially offset by revenues lost through a decline in subscriber base.
Fee per subscriber can increase owing to the regular periodic price increase. Dish Network periodically increases the price of its packages. It raised the prices by as much as 16% in early 2013 and raised some of its packages by more than 5% in 2014. Dish also raised prices in late 2015 following similar hikes by U-verse and DirecTV.
Number of subscribers is expected to decrease due to the ongoing transition from conventional Pay TV to online video and growing competition. However, an increase in subscribers from the Sling TV service can have an offsetting impact.
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Our price estimate for Dish stands at $63, implying a premium of more than 30% to the market.
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