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UTV Ireland ups loss estimate for 3 time

byCustoms Today Report
24/06/2015
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DUBLIN: Fledgling station UTV Ireland has increased its estimates for losses for a third time in less than a year, and now predicts it will post losses of £11.5m (€16.2m) in 2015 — its maiden year of operation.

It means the date UTV Ireland will start turning a profit could be delayed further.

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Shares in UTV Media — the Belfast-based TV and radio operator — slumped by over 8% to €2. The shares have slid by almost 15% since it launched the station at the start of the year.

UTV also advised that it had increased its lending covenants with its lenders.

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