
Astro: Malaysia's leading satellite Pay TV service and All-Asian broadcaster.
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Astro integrates streaming apps for watching movies and shows.
Enjoy consistent service quality with ongoing support, equipment replacement, and account services for all existing Astro Fibre customers.
Complimentary app for all Astro customers. Stream or download your favourite movies and tv shows on mobile, tablet and laptop on the go, anywhere you want.
Astro offers an 18-month stream-based rotation program for developing future talent through hands-on experience.
Effective Date: 22 November 2024Last Reviewed: 22 November 2024
The Astro GO Service provides content through the Video Player, available on the OTG Portal and OTG App.
Astro’s general terms and conditions for Astro X3 Packs govern the use of the Astro Smart TV App and its services.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission registered the General Consumer Code: Sub-Code on Opt-In Requirements on 25 May 2026, requiring clear consumer consent for certain services.
Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd reports weaker first-quarter earnings for FY2027, driven by higher staff redundancy costs and lower advertising revenue. The company also experiences declining average revenue per user (ARPU), impacting overall financial performance. Operating expenses rise amid these challenges.
Jun 2026BusinessTodayNews article
Astro withdraws as Malaysia’s exclusive FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcaster after over two decades. The tournament will instead stream through RTM and Unifi TV. This marks a shift in Astro’s sports broadcasting strategy.
Jun 2026BusinessTodayNews article
Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) and Unifi TV secure exclusive rights to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Malaysia. The partnership involves collaboration with three unnamed telecommunications companies, excluding Maxis and Astro. The deal ensures nationwide coverage of the tournament through public and digital platforms.
May 2026BusinessTodayNews article
Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad reports an 81% drop in third-quarter net profit due to declining TV and radio revenues. The company cites weaker subscription and advertising income as key factors affecting financial performance. This follows a broader trend of reduced demand in traditional media sectors.
Dec 2025BusinessTodayNews article