QUEZON CITY, Philippines — TV5 is stepping up efforts to strengthen its digital broadcasting infrastructure, with plans to expand its transmitter network and improve signal coverage across the Philippines.
During its Christmas trade event on Monday, November 9, the Kapatid Network highlighted its ongoing investments in digital transmission facilities, led by its main digital transmitter in Novaliches, Quezon City, which has a transmission capacity of up to 20 kilowatts (kW).
The network also cited upgrades to its digital transmitter facilities in Antipolo City, Baguio City, Batangas, Cebu, and Naga, with transmission capacities strengthened to between 15 and 20 kW.
As part of its expansion strategy, TV5 is targeting a network of more than 55 digital transmitter sites nationwide. The initiative is intended to improve broadcast signal reach, strengthen transmission reliability, and provide viewers with a more consistent television viewing experience.
Beyond its terrestrial broadcasting infrastructure, TV5 is also pursuing the expansion of its digital and streaming platforms to reach audiences across different viewing environments.
These initiatives include Cignal Play, which features original microdrama productions and online series from TV5 Entertainment, as well as Kapatid Stream.
Through investments in digital transmission facilities and online distribution platforms, TV5 aims to strengthen its presence across traditional television and emerging digital channels while making its content more accessible to Filipino audiences.