Cignal Remains the Awesome Pay TV Choice for Millions of Filipinos

Cignal, the leading pay TV provider in the country, continues to strengthen its position as the awesome choice for households that look for family entertainment. With its unparalleled reach extending to even the remotest islands in the Philippines, Cignal has become the go-to choice for millions of households nationwide. Whether you are in a bustling city or on a secluded island, rest assured that you will not miss out on your favorite shows.

As a pay TV provider that understands the ever-evolving entertainment needs of Filipino households, Cignal offers a wide range of content. Whether you want the complete HBO line-up, Cinema One, and PBO for blockbuster movies, family-friendly shows offered by BuKo, Sari Sari, Cartoon Network HD, and Dreamworks HD, comprehensive local and international news coverage with One PH, One News HD, BBC News, and CNN HD, or an unrivaled selection of local and international sports offered by NBA TV Philippines HD, One Sports+ HD, UAAP Varsity Channel HD, PBA Rush HD, and more, Cignal has got you covered.

Cignal Connect to provide satellite broadband for Typhoon Odette relief efforts

Cignal Connect offers free internet access in Palawan, Leyte, Bohol, and Dinagat Islands.

Typhoon Odette displaced more than 1M families as it swept through Visayas and Mindanao last December 16, 2021. While humanitarian and relief operations are ongoing, many families are still left without connectivity as cell towers and fiber cables are being repaired and restored.

Cignal understands the importance of internet connectivity in helping these families communicate with loved ones and start their recovery and rebuilding journey. Thus, Cignal’s Satellite Broadband Service, Cignal Connect, in cooperation with its generous partners — satellite provider KTSAT and PLDT, and Cignal Territory Partners CRFT, Save and Earn, Cellcom, and Digilife — will provide free connectivity to 5 sites located in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan; Tagbilaran City, Bohol; Maasin City, Southern Leyte; and Dinagat Islands.