Spotify’s MAUs grew 29% YoY to 207 million, based on growth in Latin America and other emerging regions, the company said during its Q4FY19 earnings. Users listened to over 15 billion hours of content during Q4 and its engagement across ad supported and premium users grew. It expanded to 13 more countries in the Middle East and North Africa in the quarter, taking its total to 78 countries. Geographical distribution of MAUs 36% in Europe 30% in North America 22% in Latin America 12% from rest of the world Premium subscribers Premium subscribers were at 96 million, up 36% YoY owing to its Google Home promotion and annual Holiday campaign. The Google Home integration was its first hardware bundling. Over its 6 week Holiday campaign, it added 7 million subscribers, including 500,000 on a single day. In its Wrapped Holiday campaign, it saw 28 million users visit “spotifywrapped.com” in 1 week, up from 20 million total last year. Growth in family and student plans “healthy” with a declining churn of over 30 bps YoY Geographical distribution of premium subscribers 40% in Europe 30% in North America 20% in Latin America 10% from rest of the world Revenues Spotify’s revenues for Q4 were €1,495 million, up 30% YoY. Of this: its Premium revenues were €1,320 million, up 30% YoY, and Ad-Supported revenues were €175 million, up 34% YoY, as compared to 30% YoY growth in Q3 FY19. Highlights: Average revenue per user (ARPU) was €4.89, a 7% YoY decline (6% excluding…
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