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Universal Electronics

TechnologyHardware & devicesElectronics HardwareUEIC
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20%
Churn
3 Aug 2023
2018–23
Years covered
3 entries in all

In their words

“Some customers in that industry would lose 20% of their customers every year.”
— Paul D. Arling, Chairman and CEO, Universal Electronics · Earnings call, Q2 2023 · 3 Aug 2023 · NI-12B71D5
“We should be able to get our churns in the 4 to 4.5 range when all is said and done”
— Bryan Hackworth, Chief Financial Officer, Universal Electronics · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 9 Aug 2019 · NI-3EE358B
“Universal Electronics expands technical support services to reduce costs and enhance efficiencies that drive customer retention.”
— reported by multichannel.com · 5 Apr 2018 · NI-033465F

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3 Aug 2023
Churn20%

Churn (cable and satellite providers (industry benchmark)): 20% (annual) — “Some customers in that industry would lose 20% of their customers every year.”

— Paul D. Arling, Chairman and CEO, Universal Electronics · Earnings call, Q2 2023 · 3 Aug 2023 · NI-12B71D5
Earnings call, Q2 2023 ↗
9 Aug 2019
Churn4.25%

Churn (production operations): 4.25% — “we should be able to get our churns in the 4 to 4.5 range when all is said and done”

— Bryan Hackworth, Chief Financial Officer, Universal Electronics · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 9 Aug 2019 · NI-3EE358B
Earnings call, Q2 2019 ↗
5 Apr 2018
Retention

Universal Electronics expands technical support services to reduce costs and enhance efficiencies that drive customer retention.

— reported by multichannel.com · 5 Apr 2018 · NI-033465F
multichannel.com ↗

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