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CTF Media eyes events expansion as traditional TV and broadband growth stagnates

CTF Media eyes events expansion as traditional TV and broadband growth stagnates
South China Morning Post Thursday 15 October 2026, 09:41 UTC By Leopold Chen 1 min read
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Revamped CTF Media and Entertainment, which holds one of Hong Kong’s three free-to-air television licences, plans to expand its focus beyond TV programmes and broadband to entertainment and the sports economy as its traditional businesses stagnate. Revealing the new logo of the company previously known as i-Cable Communications, CEO and executive director Ivy Wong Nga-fan listed its five core areas going forward: event organisation and investment; celebrity merchandising and e-commerce;...

Revamped CTF Media and Entertainment, which holds one of Hong Kong’s three free-to-air television licences, plans to expand its focus beyond TV programmes and broadband to entertainment and the sports economy as its traditional businesses stagnate. Revealing the new logo of the company previously known as i-Cable Communications, CEO and executive director Ivy Wong Nga-fan listed its five core areas going forward: event organisation and investment; celebrity merchandising and e-commerce;... [Image text:] CTFMedia& Entertainment
Hong Kong’s (LOCATION) i-Cable Communications (ORG) Ivy Wong Nga-fan (PERSON)
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