UK Television Exports FY 2014/2015



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UK Television Exports FY 2014/2015 Page 1 of 5

The annual UK Television Exports Survey highlights the popularity of UK programming abroad by collecting revenue figures relating to the international activity of UK television companies. Pact commissioned TRP Research to conduct the FY 2014/2015 survey. Key Findings The estimated total revenue from the international sale of UK TV programmes and associated activities was 1,207m, a -1% decrease from 1,214m in 2013/14. Revenue from Mexico represented the greatest percentage increase from last year, rising +46% to 1.6m; a change from China in the prior two years. Exports to South Africa and Rest of Sub Saharan Africa also registered sizeable percentage increases at +37% and +31% respectively. Sales to Brazil rose +30%. In line with previous years, the USA remained the UK s largest export market despite sales dropping -5% to 407m. Sales to Rest of Western Europe represented the greatest actual increase at 11m. With sales of 145m, Australasia was the UK s second biggest export market showing a +7% increase year-on-year. Exports of finished television programming remained the UK s largest source of TV revenue ( 689m) despite decreasing slightly (-4%) Digital Rights showed the greatest percentage increase; up +47% from last year whilst sales of formats rose +5%. North America represented 39% of total export revenue in 2014/15, with Europe contributing 31% and Rest of World contributing 30%. In line with previous years, Page 2 of 5

sales of finished programming in North America made up a smaller proportion of total revenue than both Europe and Rest of World. North America is the UK s strongest export market for co-productions, the production of new commissions, sales of digital rights, DVDs and licensing/miscellaneous whilst Rest of World is the biggest market for sales of formats. Drama was a key driver of British export success with respondents reporting that this genre, although relatively small in size, sold to the greatest number of territories. Factual and Factual Entertainment were an important and sizeable genre with content reaching niche audiences across multiple territories. This year s survey highlighted the importance of digital rights; respondents indicated that well over half of this revenue came from SVOD services on platforms such as Amazon, Netflix and Hulu. Survey respondents were confident that export opportunities would increase next year citing territorial opportunities in the USA and Asia and drama and formats as key genres. Sales to digital platforms were also considered of key importance. Alongside established markets in the USA and Europe, survey respondents believe that Asia, Pacific Rim territories, Latin America and China, represent the greatest opportunity for growth with exports to Indonesia rising +19% this year and to Rest of South East Asia up +21%. Notes: 24 responses were received this year. In order for comparisons between years to be meaningful, the figures for 2013/14 have been revised to compare like for like company responses. There was some estimation for incomplete or late surveys. Page 3 of 5

Table 1: Sales by territory, FY 2013/2014 and FY 2014/2015 ( million) TERRITORY FY 2013/2014 FY 2014/2015 + / - USA 429 407-5% CANADA 75 64-15% FRANCE 60 69 +15% GERMANY 50 46-7% SPAIN 16 16-1% ITALY 35 37 +3% SCANDINAVIA 74 69-7% NETHERLANDS 17 14-18% BELGIUM 10 12 +20% REST OF WESTERN EUROPE 52 63 +22% POLAND 11 10-8% REST OF CENTRAL & E. EUROPE 35 35-1% RUSSIA 11 5.6-49% JAPAN 10 11 +11% INDONESIA 1.3 1.6 +19% SOUTH KOREA 5.6 5.9 +6% REST OF SOUTH EAST ASIA 14 17 +21% INDIA 12 11-11% CHINA 16 16 +1% REST OF ASIA 30 30 +1% AUSTRALASIA 135 145 +7% BRAZIL 3.0 3.9 +30% MEXICO 1.1 1.6 +46% REST OF LATIN AMERICA 29 30 +5% TURKEY 5.3 5.2-2% ISRAEL 3.5 4.3 +24% REST OF MIDDLE EAST 19 16-20% SOUTH AFRICA 8.1 11 +37% REST OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 3.4 4.5 +31% REST OF WORLD 40 45 +11% TOTAL 1,214 1,207-1% Table 2: Sales by type FY 2013/2014 and FY 2014/2015 ( million) TYPE FY 2013/2014 FY 2014/2015 + / - TELEVISION 722 689-4% DVD 84 81-4% DIGITAL RIGHTS 95 140 +47% CO-PRODUCTION 36 37 +3% FORMAT 54 57 +5% LICENSING/ MISCELLANEOUS 73 61-16% PRODUCTION (NEW COMMISSIONS) 150 142-6% TOTAL 1,214 1,207-1% Page 4 of 5

Table 3: Sales by type and territory FY 2014/2015 ( million) TYPE North America Europe Rest of World TELEVISION 148 272 270 689 DVD 48 15 18 81 DIGITAL RIGHTS 81 32 26 140 CO-PRODUCTION 35 1.6 0.0 37 FORMAT 8.3 23 25 57 LICENSING/ MISCELLANEOUS 30 11 20 61 PRODUCTION (NEW COMMISSIONS) 121 19.8 1.1 142 Total TOTAL 471 376 360 1,207 For further information: Dawn McCarthy-Simpson Director of International Pact E: dawn@pact.co.uk T: +44 (0) 207 380 8234 Page 5 of 5