Shaw Communications Inc. revenues grew by 11 per cent in the first quarter through sales of its bundled services, but profits were affected by higher non-operating items such as debt retirement. The cable television, Internet and phone company said net income slipped to $114.2-million, or 26 cents per share, for the quarter. That's down from $123.5-million or 29 cents per share during the comparable quarter a year earlier.
Shaw's profits in the quarter ended last Nov. 30 were affected by $82-million in costs related to debt retirement, nearly double the amount logged a year earlier. Total revenue from all services rose nearly 11 per cent to $905.9-million from $817.5-million as it grew its customer base and increased service rates.
Shaw's profits in the quarter ended last Nov. 30 were affected by $82-million in costs related to debt retirement, nearly double the amount logged a year earlier. Total revenue from all services rose nearly 11 per cent to $905.9-million from $817.5-million as it grew its customer base and increased service rates.
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