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Astro: Shooting For The Stars

Euan Smith, Group CEO, Astro Malaysia

07-Jan-25 08:00

Astro: Shooting For The Stars

Presenter Phillip See will be sitting down with Euan Smith, Group CEO of Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad about the company’s financial performance, how they’re adapting to the rapidly changing media landscape, how hard it is to market in Malaysia, leveraging their strength in creating vernacular content, and more.

Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Philip See


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