Super Channel
| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014
Revenue | 25,456,902 | 31,244,670 | 35,163,330 | 36,559,372 | 38,468,067
Subscribers | 336,095 | 457,296 | 410,074 | 453,483 | 432,411
Avg. per sub/month | $6.31 | $5.69 | $7.15 | $6.72 | $7.41
Profit | -16,668,782 | 11,378,865 | -2,016,077 | 1,126,714 | 2,617,048
Profit per sub/month | | | | | $0.50
TMN/HBO
| | | | |
Revenue | 136,536,094 | 138,748,064 | 136,706,702 | 127,766,895 | 124,480,286
Subscribers | 1,220,869 | 1,226,465 | 1,187,520 | 1,181,772 | 1,152,851
Avg. per sub/month | $9.32 | $9.43 | $9.59 | $9.01 | $9.00
Profit | 30,349,904 | 26,895,289 | 26,511,793 | 15,785,751 | 26,579,407
Profit per sub/month | | | | | $1.92
Those are the most recent figures available from the CRTC. The reports for August 31, 2015 should be available soon.
I'm actually surprised that Super Channel had as many subscribers as they did, although the press release hints the number is dropping significantly.
Note that there isn't one single wholesale price for a channel. The rate cards are confidential, but typically charge more for smaller BDUs and give BDUs a lower price if they guarantee a minimum percentage of subscribers, although I don't know if that applies to the premium movie channels.