Since the company obtained her first digital TV operation license in Rwanda in 2007, StarTimes has established the construction of digital TV transmission platform in Nigeria, Tanzania, Republic of Guinea, Uganda, Kenya, Burundi and Central Africa, and the project in Mozambique and Senegal is also developing smoothly. 
In Africa, StarTimes has adopted DTV technology, to establish a powerful, open and secure multi-frequency and multi-channel digital wireless TV transmission platform. Combining satellite with terrestrial, we operate pay TV and mobile TV services, sell terminal products and provide signal transmission services for public and commercial TV stations.
By far we have transmitted more than 440 local and international channels over our platform, covering news, sports, music, movies, TV series, entertainment, and documentary.
With the successful holding of the opening ceremony of our first project in Rwanda, StarTimes opened the prelude of its DTV operation in Africa. Subsequently, Guinea, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi, Central Africa and other projects have been completed and put into trial operation.
StarTimes has combined satellite communication technology with terrestrial wireless digital TV technology to construct its digital PTV operation platform. Therefore the subscribers of StarTimes can watch colorful programs without installing satellite dishes; besides, the image is quite clear and weatherproof. To facilitate the subscribers to buy StarTimes, we have tried our best to build business halls and developed dealers in every region, to provide convenience for our clients in terms of opening account, consulting, and recharging.
Besides, in order to enable our subscribers to truly enjoy digital TV, StarTimes has fully taken the specific situation of African clients into account, both in pricing and the choice of programs. We have prepared several program bouquets to meet the needs of different people, which includes local, international content, as well as our self-produced Chinese, English and French channels.
Last year, StarTimes successfully obtained the Pakistan DTH license. This is the first satellite TV license issued by the government of Pakistan and the first satellite TV license granted by ST in the Asian countries, which is of strategic importance to the overseas market expansion of StarTimes.
In order to improve the Pakistani domestic digital TV operation market, in September 2015 Pakistan electronic media regulatory bureau officially announced that Pakistan’s first satellite TV license for open tender. More than 30 local and international companies, including StarTimes Group, Pakistan’s local media giant GEO and the Russian media giant GS Group, took part in the bidding. StarTimes in the fierce competition, based on the actual situation in Pakistan, and actively optimize the bidding program, put forward a number of Pakistan’s digital television industry to promote the development of an important role in the measures, the tender was unanimously affirmed, and ultimately from more than 30 companies stand out.
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