Press Release

ACT Fibernet brings 'Free To Air' channels through its app for all customers, powered by YUPP TV

Bengaluru, 09 February 2018: ACT Fibernet, India's largest fiber broadband ISP (internet service provider) brings 'Free to air channels' through ACT Fibernet App, powered by YUPP TV. As a part of this association, all customers of ACT Fibernet across 12 cities can now enjoy 140 + live channels in 13 different languages.   Furthermore, the latest offering will enable customers to access a bundle of live entertainment content at no additional cost. This service is currently in its beta version and is available now only on android devices. It will soon be launched on iOS.

To further provide an optimal entertainment experience, users of ACT Fibernet will be able to avail a 6 months complimentary subscription of YUPP TV by using their ACT Fibernet registered email ID and mobile number app and website.   This will allow customers to view premium channels, original TV series, movies, web series and more. On completion of the trial period these services will be available at a monthly rental of Rs.99 only.

Speaking on the new offerings, Haraprasad Khar, CIO, ACT Fibernet, said, "Our vision is to become the most admired entertainment service provider and we are continuously striving towards achieving that. With over 1.2 million users, we understand the pulse of our customers and their requirements.   Today, access to information 24*7 is an imperative necessity and this latest feature will allow customers to stay updated on news, entertainment, music and lifestyle anytime, anywhere. This is a starting step and we will be updating our app with more exciting features going forward ??.

In addition, ACT Fibernet has also partnered with Hooq TV, Fastflimz, AltBalaji and Hungama TV to bring the best entertainment content to customers.

The below table captures the offerings details:

About ACT Fibernet

ACT Fibernet is India's largest fiber broadband ISP Headquartered in Bengaluru, ACT Fibernet has operations in 12 Indian cities with 1.2 million customers.