PAY-TV station, M-Net’s comparable results show 49,9% growth in revenue, with headline earnings per share increasing to 61%, amidst the introduction of a new competitor and a currency devaluation. This was announced by the Board of Electronic Media Network Limited (M-Net) on Tuesday in its financial results for the year ending 31 March 1999. The year under review reflects the first full year of trading for the unbundled M-Net Group, while the M-Net and SuperSport ordinary shares remain linked and continue to trade as a single unit on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Revenue for the year, derived from subscriptions and advertising, amounted to R837,9-million. An operating profit of R104-million was achieved, with headline earnings of R78-million equating to an increased 27,6 cents per share.