Empowering Kerala’s Digital Future
The Hindu
KCCL, Kerala's largest MSO, leads with 40% market share, offering diverse content and innovative services for connectivity and entertainment.
Kerala Communicators Cable Limited (KCCL) stands tall as Kerala’s largest multi-system operator (MSO), holding over 40 per cent of the market share. It ranks fifth among India’s top MSOs.
Within Kerala, KCCL leads the pack, serving over 30 lakh customers with an extensive range of content tailored to audience preferences. As a pivotal player in the State’s media landscape, KCCL has significantly contributed to the digital communications ecosystem and remained the primary entertainment source for the State’s rural population, offering timely updates on regional developments
A vision rooted in community
Founded in 2007 under the Cable TV Operators’ Association (COA), KCCL was born to counter the dominance of corporate MSOs. It was established with a mission to provide high-quality cable TV services at affordable prices. Today, KCCL embodies the collective vision of its 4,000 shareholder operators who bring decades of experience, leveraging an expansive cyber-to-home (FTTH) network to deliver unparallelled services.
From Cable TV to multi-service provider
KCCL has grown beyond its Cable TV roots, evolving into a multi-service provider (MSP) with offerings spanning broadband, voice and IPTV. With its sight set on becoming a ₹1,000 crore turnover company.
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