
BSkyB has released its results for the 12 months to the end of June, with 631,000 additions to reach a total of 28.4 million. The broadcaster added 57,000 new Sky households, including 37,000 standalone home communications customers and 20,000 TV customers.Sky customers are now taking an average of 2.7 products each, double the level of five years ago. ARPU increased by £10 on last year to £548. Sky posted a quarterly annualised churn of 9.9%. The broadcaster added 138,000 broadband, 141,000 telephony and 187,000 line rental products. As a result, Sky closed the year with 3.4 million triple play customers, up 21%.
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