Why Sirius XM’s EBITDA Grew Slower Than Revenues In 2015?
Sirius XM’s revenues during 2015 increased 9% mainly driven by a rise in subscription revenues, but its EBITDA increased just 5% because expenses grew faster than revenues, thanks to higher revenue share and royalties.
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