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Cogeco Cable
www.cogeco.ca

Cogeco is a diversified telecommunication company opeating in Canada and Portugal. The company is the second largest cable system operator in Ontario, Quebec and Portugal, and also leading radio broadcaster in Quebec.

News

12/04/12
Cogeco Q2 earnings rise on sale of ailing Portuguese unit
29/02/12
Cogeco Cable sells Portuguese unit for $59.3 mln
26/01/12
Cogeco Q1 profit rises over 20%
27/10/11
Cogeco's Q4 profits rise 72%
28/10/10
Cogeco's Q4 profits fall, but re-affirms fiscal 2011 expecations
14/01/09
Cogeco Cable reports good Q1 results

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