Kyōminkei Television Communications Network

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Kyōminkei Television Communications Network Corporation

The headquarters of KTK, Kyōminkei Shimbun and NRN is located in Changkat Rembian, Pos Appat, Negara Awan
Native name	株式会社京民経テレビコミュニケーションネットワーク
Romanized name	Kabushiki-gaisha Kyōminkei Terebi Komyunikēshon Nettowāku
Type	Public
Traded as	FSX:KTVK
Industry	Media
Founded	March 27, -10BP (-10BP-03-27)
Headquarters	9-3-79 D.W. Robinson Ave, Changkat Rembian, Pos Appat, Negara Awan,  Phinbella
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Abdul Karim Saif el-Deen At-Thani (chairman and CEO) Mamat Thomas Tandjong (president) Sachikou Fujinoki (Senior Executive Director) Kylian Lapin (Senior Executive Director)
Services	Television broadcasting
Revenue	▼ ðƒ198,775 million (FY RP 2621) ðƒ218,904 million (FY RP 2620)
Operating income	▲ ðƒ14,413 million (FY RP 2621) ðƒ11,803 million (FY RP 2620)
Net income	▲ ðƒ24,980 million (FY RP 2621) ðƒ18,702 million (FY RP 2620)
Total assets	▼ ðƒ108,802 million (FY RP 2621) ðƒ348,901 million (FY RP 2620)
Total equity	▼ ðƒ349,002 million (FY RP 2621) ðƒ362,884 million (FY RP 2620)
Owner(s)	Kyōminkei Inc. (35.8%) Coral Intermicronational (11.5%) CyberAgent Phinbella (5.1%) Kouki family (co-owner of Kyōminkei Inc.; 3% through KASUT Foundation) Phinbellan Investment Trust Company (2.02%) The Kyōminkei Shimbun Foundation (2%) RTV Pink Forajasaki (2%) Corus Television Network Foundation (2%) Pan-Phineonesian Commercial Bank (0.92%) Air Kéijō (0.20%)
Employees	▲ 5,288 (FY RP 2621) 4,381 (FY RP 2620)
Parent	Kyōminkei Inc. and The Kyōminkei Shimbun (24.73%)
Subsidiaries	KTK TV Corporation BS KTK Corporation KTK Mediaworks Nadamurni Holdings (20%) New Phinbellan Pro-Wrestling (10%) Coral Intermicronational (11.5%)

KTK TV
(TQ09-CX-DTV)

Country	Phinbella
Headquarters	9-3-79 D.W. Robinson Ave, Changkat Rembian, Pos Appat, Negara Awan,  Federal Special Capital Territory
Programming
Picture format	2160p UHDTV (downgraded to 1080i and letterboxed 480i for the HDTV and SDTV feeds respectively)
Federal Special Capital Territory Phinbella
City	Negara Awan
Channels	Analog: 9 (VHF) Digital: 30 (UHF) LCN: 9
Branding	KTK TV CX
Programming
Language(s)	Phineaner, Taesongean, Sangunese
Affiliations	Kyōminkei Television Communications Network
Ownership
Owner	Kyōminkei Television Communications Network Corporation
Sister stations	BS KTK KTK+ 1 KTK+ 2
History
First air date	June 11, -9BP (-9BP-06-11)
Former affiliations	TQCX-TV
Call sign meaning	TQ Commercial TV Channel X
Technical information
Licensing authority	PCCS
Power	10 kW
ERP	68 kW
Links
Website	phinfanmade/broadcasting/ktk

Kyōminkei Television Communications Network (Sangunese: 京民経テレビコミュニケーションネットワーク, translit.: Kyōminkei Terebi Komyunikēshon Nettowāku, Phineaner: Rangkaian Komunikasi Televisyen Kyōminkei; Taesongean: 경민경텔레비전커뮤니케이션네트워크; RR: Gyeongmingyeong Tellebijeon Keomyunikeisyeon Neteuwokeu; abbrevated as KTK) is a free-to-air commercial television broadcaster and mass media company of Phinbella, one of the leading television broadcasters covering the Free area of ​​the Federation before becoming a national broadcaster. KTK is owned and operated by Kyōminkei Television Communications Network Corporation, a subsidiary of Kyōminkei Inc. which is itself controlled by The Kyōminkei Shimbun. Its headquarters are located in Changkat Rembian, Pos Appat District, Negara Awan where it is also the headquarters of Kyōminkei newspaper. KTK is one of the "Big Six" broadcasters based in Negara Awan along with SBS, ARF, TBS, THB and DBS, which is known for broadcasting and producing the best locally produced drama and animation series. Its flagship terrestrial television station is KTK TV, broadcast as channel 9 on analogue, digital and cable with the call sign TQCX-DTV.

Established on March 27, -10BP, KTK began trial broadcasts on February 20, -9BP and officially began broadcasting on June 11, -9BP. KTK was the first station to produce a mixed Sangunese-Taemhwanian style game show in Phinbella proper, and began exporting to Forajasaki and Desaremix first before going abroad afterwards. KTK is also famous for being home to the Spa-Q drama series franchise which began airing in RP 2602 until ending in RP 2617.