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Gfk Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) Report: Station Performance Source: GfK Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) Report: Station Performance by Weekly Listenership (Cume) Market: Peninsular Malaysia Survey: Wave 2 2020 vs Wave 2 2019 Daypart: Mon-Sun 12MN-12MN Demographics: All 10+ Universe (000s) Wave 2 2020 21,684 Wave 2 2019 21,316 Peninsular Malaysia : All Participating Radio Stations Rank Cume Cume Rank Cume Cume Station W2'20 (000s) (%) W2'19 (000s) (%) 1 ERA 6,246 28.8 1 6,705 31.5 2 SINAR 4,824 22.2 2 4,886 22.9 3 Hot FM 3,681 17.0 3 3,671 17.2 4 Suria FM 2,917 13.5 5 2,643 12.4 5 GEGAR 2,529 11.7 7 2,145 10.1 6 HITZ 2,453 11.3 4 3,047 14.3 7 MY 2,038 9.4 6 2,412 11.3 8 988 FM 2,000 9.2 8 1,988 9.3 9 RAAGA 1,348 6.2 10 1,541 7.2 10 IKIM 1,297 6.0 11 1,505 7.1 11 MELODY 1,237 5.7 9 1,674 7.9 12 MIX 1,065 4.9 12 1,332 6.2 13 LITE 960 4.4 13 1,300 6.1 14 Fly FM 846 3.9 14 950 4.5 15 One FM 762 3.5 15 771 3.6 16 Kool FM 701 3.2 16 365 1.7 17 Best FM 401 1.8 17 323 1.5 18 Manis FM 387 1.8 18 238 1.1 19 BERNAMA Radio 104 0.5 NA NA Other BM stations 3,807 17.6 NA 3,848 18.1 NA Other Chinese stations 1,022 4.7 NA 899 4.2 NA Other English stations 315 1.5 NA 335 1.6 NA Other Tamil stations 839 3.9 NA 843 4 NA Others 289 1.3 NA 306 1.4 Wave 2 2020 & Wave 2 2019 Other BM stations: Asyik FM, Johor FM, Kedah FM, Kelantan FM, KLFM, Langkawi FM, Melaka FM, Mutiara FM, Nasional FM, Negeri FM, Pahang FM, Perak FM, Perlis FM, Putra FM, Radio Klasik FM, Salam FM, Selangor FM, Terengganu FM, UFM, ZAYAN & RAKITA Other Chinese stations: Ai FM, GOXUAN & CITYPlus FM Other English stations: TraXX FM, BFM 89.9 Other Tamil stations: Minnal FM Others: Osai, ONFM, Other AM/FM & Other Internet Source: GfK Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) Report: Station Performance by Weekly Time Spent Listening (TSL in Hours and Minutes) Market: Peninsular Malaysia Survey: Wave 2 2020 vs Wave 2 2019 Daypart: Mon-Sun 12MN-12MN Demographics: All 10+ Universe (000s) Wave 2 2020 21,684 Wave 2 2019 21,316 Peninsular Malaysia : All Participating Radio Stations Rank Station TSL Rank TSL W2'20 (Hr:Min) W2'19 (Hr:Min) 1 RAAGA 8:50 1 9:39 2 Best FM 8:34 5 6:46 3 GEGAR 7:57 2 8:12 4 MELODY 7:40 9 6:12 5 988 FM 6:52 3 7:11 6 ERA 6:37 7 6:30 7 LITE 6:28 14 5:29 8 Suria FM 6:24 8 6:16 9 SINAR 6:22 6 6:34 10 MY 6:03 4 6:47 11 IKIM 5:56 10 6:07 12 BERNAMA Radio 5:55 NA 13 Hot FM 5:46 11 5:51 14 One FM 5:20 12 5:45 15 HITZ 4:56 15 5:23 16 MIX 4:29 17 4:42 17 Kool FM 4:29 16 5:21 18 Fly FM 4:10 18 4:16 19 Manis FM 3:26 13 5:39 NA Other BM stations 8:46 NA 9:20 NA Other Chinese stations 8:21 NA 7:58 NA Other English stations 5:45 NA 4:39 NA Other Tamil stations 8:17 NA 7:16 NA Others 5:07 NA 3:36 Wave 2 2020 & Wave 2 2019 Other BM stations: Asyik FM, Johor FM, Kedah FM, Kelantan FM, KLFM, Langkawi FM, Melaka FM, Mutiara FM, Nasional FM, Negeri FM, Pahang FM, Perak FM, Perlis FM, Putra FM, Radio Klasik FM, Salam FM, Selangor FM, Terengganu FM, UFM, ZAYAN & RAKITA Other Chinese stations: Ai FM, GOXUAN & CITYPlus FM Other English stations: TraXX FM, BFM 89.9 Other Tamil stations: Minnal FM Others: Osai, ONFM, Other AM/FM & Other Internet Source: GfK Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) Report: Station Performance by Weekly Market Exclusive Audience *market exclusive audience refers to listeners who are listening to the stated station and not the rest of the radio stations at all Market: Peninsular Malaysia Survey: Wave 2 2020 vs Wave 2 2019 Daypart: Mon-Sun 12MN-12MN Demographics: All 10+ Universe (000s) Wave 2 2020 21,684 Wave 2 2019 21,316 Peninsular Malaysia : All Participating Radio Stations Exclusive Exclusive Exclusive Exclusive Rank Audience Rank Station Audience % Audience (000's) Audience % (000's) W2'20 W2'20 W2'20 W2'19 W2'19 W2'19 1 ERA 1,274 5.9 1 1,309 6.1 2 SINAR 710 3.3 3 605 2.8 3 988 FM 700 3.2 5 521 2.4 4 Hot FM 553 2.5 6 470 2.2 5 RAAGA 511 2.4 2 637 3.0 6 MY 494 2.3 4 539 2.5 7 Suria FM 363 1.7 9 284 1.3 8 GEGAR 331 1.5 8 285 1.3 9 MELODY 297 1.4 7 426 2.0 10 HITZ 286 1.3 10 267 1.3 11 IKIM 224 1.0 11 172 0.8 12 One FM 173 0.8 12 140 0.7 13 LITE 79 0.4 13 127 0.6 14 Fly FM 63 0.3 16 52 0.2 15 MIX 59 0.3 14 108 0.5 16 Best FM 47 0.2 15 64 0.3 17 Kool FM 24 0.1 17 38 0.2 18 BERNAMA Radio 10 0.0 NA 19 Manis FM 3 0.0 18 13 0.1 NA Other BM stations 1,107 5.1 NA 1,006 4.7 NA Other Chinese stations 356 1.6 NA 239 1.1 NA Other English stations 26 0.1 NA 24 0.1 NA Other Tamil stations 295 1.4 NA 161 0.8 NA Others 32 0.1 NA 24 0.1 Wave 2 2020 & Wave 2 2019 Other BM stations: Asyik FM, Johor FM, Kedah FM, Kelantan FM, KLFM, Langkawi FM, Melaka FM, Mutiara FM, Nasional FM, Negeri FM, Pahang FM, Perak FM, Perlis FM, Putra FM, Radio Klasik FM, Salam FM, Selangor FM, Terengganu FM, UFM, ZAYAN & RAKITA Other Chinese stations: Ai FM, GOXUAN & CITYPlus FM Other English stations: TraXX FM, BFM 89.9 Other Tamil stations: Minnal FM Others: Osai, ONFM, Other AM/FM & Other Internet.
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