at not surprisingly, it's been the same sad story Everywhere !!
the ASX200 (Australia)
Nikkei (Japan)
FTSE100 (London)
Dow, S&P500 (US)
all charts look the same..
but one chart which had a different story to tell was the BOVESPA (Brazil)
i guess i'll try figure out how Brazil has managed to Decouple from global cues...
u got any clue ???
IPL
was browsing thru a report by arnab mitra of IIFL on INDIA PREMIER LEAGUE.
The IPL got off to a flying start, with the first few matches recording an average TRP of 8.2. Though ratings have dropped since then, they remain at above 5—higher than any other programme running on TV.
Ad rates for 10-second spots, which were Rs200,000 at the start of the tournament
have climbed rapidly, to Rs500,000 now.
Sony Set Max’s revenue market share has reportedly gone up from the pre-IPL 5.7% to 28.8%
Money Game
Broadcasting fee for a period of 10 years is Rs 4,000 crores of which, Rs 500 cr to be spent on promoting IPL by
Sony, and Rs 3,500 crores would be paid directly to BCCI.
Sony will earn revenues from selling ad slots (10 second slot at Rs 2 lac to 5 lac)
The 1st season will have apprx 13,000 10-second slots.
Title sponsor DLF will pay Rs 40 cr in Year 1
The other central sponsors (Hero Honda, Pepsi, Citi, Vodafone,Kingfisher) have been tied up for a five-year period at approximately
Rs 80 crores a year.
The broadcasting fee of Rs 350 crores each year will be shared as follows:
Year 1 to 3: BCCI (20%): Teams (80%)
Year 4 to 5: (30%) (70%)
To obtain franchisee rights, the owners of teams had to pay:
Mumbai (Reliance) - 450 crores
Banglore (UB Group) - 450 crores
Hydrabad (Deccan Chronicle) - 425 crores
Chennnai (India Cements ) - 360 crores
Delhi (GMR Group) - 350 crores
Mohali (Ness Wadia group) - 300 crores
Kolkata (Red Chillies) - 300 crores
Jaipur (Emerging Media) - 250 crores
This amount will be payable over 10 years.
Plus, the franchisee owners had to bid for players.
Total cap was Rs 20 crores per team per year.
Gate ticket sales Rs 1000 per ticket apprx. for a 50,000 tickets a match is Rs 5 cr per match! This will go to the team owners.
Jaipur & Kolkata teams are only 2 teams expected to break even and make profits in Year 1 itself (apprx. 12 cr)
BCCI will be making a guaranteed profits of 350 crores from Year 1.
The IPL got off to a flying start, with the first few matches recording an average TRP of 8.2. Though ratings have dropped since then, they remain at above 5—higher than any other programme running on TV.
Ad rates for 10-second spots, which were Rs200,000 at the start of the tournament
have climbed rapidly, to Rs500,000 now.
Sony Set Max’s revenue market share has reportedly gone up from the pre-IPL 5.7% to 28.8%
Money Game
Broadcasting fee for a period of 10 years is Rs 4,000 crores of which, Rs 500 cr to be spent on promoting IPL by
Sony, and Rs 3,500 crores would be paid directly to BCCI.
Sony will earn revenues from selling ad slots (10 second slot at Rs 2 lac to 5 lac)
The 1st season will have apprx 13,000 10-second slots.
Title sponsor DLF will pay Rs 40 cr in Year 1
The other central sponsors (Hero Honda, Pepsi, Citi, Vodafone,Kingfisher) have been tied up for a five-year period at approximately
Rs 80 crores a year.
The broadcasting fee of Rs 350 crores each year will be shared as follows:
Year 1 to 3: BCCI (20%): Teams (80%)
Year 4 to 5: (30%) (70%)
To obtain franchisee rights, the owners of teams had to pay:
Mumbai (Reliance) - 450 crores
Banglore (UB Group) - 450 crores
Hydrabad (Deccan Chronicle) - 425 crores
Chennnai (India Cements ) - 360 crores
Delhi (GMR Group) - 350 crores
Mohali (Ness Wadia group) - 300 crores
Kolkata (Red Chillies) - 300 crores
Jaipur (Emerging Media) - 250 crores
This amount will be payable over 10 years.
Plus, the franchisee owners had to bid for players.
Total cap was Rs 20 crores per team per year.
Gate ticket sales Rs 1000 per ticket apprx. for a 50,000 tickets a match is Rs 5 cr per match! This will go to the team owners.
Jaipur & Kolkata teams are only 2 teams expected to break even and make profits in Year 1 itself (apprx. 12 cr)
BCCI will be making a guaranteed profits of 350 crores from Year 1.
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