3 MAR 2020

GMA NETWORK HELD ITS LEADERSHIP IN PHILIPPINES

The company widens NUTAM lead in February and posts winning numbers in Urban Luzon and Urban Visayas.

3 MAR 2020

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GMA Network tightly held its leadership in the nationwide television ratings in Philippines as it continued to expand its viewership advantage in key urban areas, which now include Urban Visayas, according to the latest data from Nielsen TV Audience Measurement. GMA remained victorious in the National Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM) with 35.2 percent average total day people audience share.

The Kapuso Network’s overall lead was mainly driven by its steadily improving numbers in the morning and afternoon blocks. GMA’s 29.4 percent won against rival’s 26.3 percent in the morning block, while its 38.4 percent performance in the afternoon block was clearly ahead of competition’s 30.9 percent.

GMA similarly ruled in the viewer-rich areas of Urban Luzon and Mega Manila. In Urban Luzon, GMA recorded a 37.2 percent average total day people audience share, which bested ABS-CBN’s 29.5 percent. GMA was also the clear winner in Mega Manila (official data from February 1 to 22) with 38.1 percent while its rival only managed to get 27.5 percent.

Notably, GMA has now clinched the ratings lead in Urban Visayas with 35.7 percent average total day people audience share versus ABS-CBN’s 34.1 percent.

In the list of top-rating programs, Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS) is still the consistent number one show nationwide.  More GMA shows also occupied the overall top 30 lists in the respective areas — 17 in both NUTAM and Urban Luzon; 19 in Mega Manila; and 16 in Urban Visayas.

Joining KMJS as the Network’s top-rating shows for February were “24 Oras”, “Wowowin Primetime”, “Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko”, “Magpakailanman”, “Descendants of the Sun The Philippine Adaptation”, “Centerstage”, “Anak ni Waray vs Anak ni Biday”, “The Gift”, “Daddy’s Gurl”, “Pepito Manaloto”, “Amazing Earth”, “Prima Donnas”, “Love of my Life”, “Eat Bulaga”, “Tadhana”, and “Magkaagaw”.