Broadcasting company Sky saw shares fall nearly 5 percent this morning, after attracting significantly fewer customers in the third quarter.

Sky added 177,000 new customers in its third quarter, including 46,000 broadband additions in Britain and Ireland – 160,000 fewer than the quarter before.

However, the group reported a 5 percent rise in revenue for the first nine months, as well as a 12 percent rise in operating profit to £1.14 billion.

Sky (LON:SKY) are currently trading down 5.11 percent at 975 (1138GMT).

21/04/2016
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