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| network_type = [[Terrestrial radio|FM]] [[radio network]]
| network_type = [[Terrestrial radio|FM]] [[radio network]]
| format = [[Contemporary MOR]], [[Original Pilipino Music|OPM]], [[News radio|News]], [[Talk radio|Talk]]
| format = [[Contemporary MOR]], [[Original Pilipino Music|OPM]], [[News radio|News]], [[Talk radio|Talk]]
| motto = ''Ka-Tropa Mo!'' <br> ''X-Citingg!''
| available = Nationwide (but limited in selected areas)
| available = Nationwide (but limited in selected areas)
| slogan =
| slogan =
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'''XFM''' is a Philippine broadcast [[FM broadcasting|FM]] [[radio network]] owned by Y2H Broadcasting Network.<ref>{{cite web |title=House Bill No. 7146, 19th Congress |url=https://issuances-library.senate.gov.ph/bills/house-bill-no-7146-19th-congress |website=Senate.gov.ph |publisher=House of Representatives |access-date=9 February 2024}}</ref> It is based in [[Tagum]], [[Davao Del Norte]].
'''XFM''' is a Philippine broadcast [[FM broadcasting|FM]] [[radio network]] owned by Y2H Broadcasting Network.<ref>{{cite web |title=House Bill No. 7146, 19th Congress |url=https://issuances-library.senate.gov.ph/bills/house-bill-no-7146-19th-congress |website=Senate.gov.ph |publisher=House of Representatives |access-date=9 February 2024}}</ref> It is based in [[Tagum]], [[Davao del Norte]].


It began its broadcast in February 28, 2022, when a group of mediamen led by Yes2Health CEO Dr. Remelito Y. Uy, took over the operations of [[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation|RMCBC]]-owned [[DXDE]] in Tagum. This formed the nucleus of XFM until it transferred its base operations to [[DXSS]] in Davao City later that year. After its successful launch, XFM expanded into various markets across the country by the use of [[local marketing agreement|airtime lease management]].<ref>{{cite news |last1=Canet |first1=Carla |title=Radioman wins NPC presidency |url=https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1951537/bacolod/lifestyle/radioman-wins-npc-presidency |work=Sun.Star Bacolod |date=23 January 2023}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.philstar.com/pilipino-star-ngayon/showbiz/2022/07/28/2198510/fearless-diva-na-si-jona-nag-trending-ang-media-tour |title=Fearless Diva na si Jona, nag-trending ang media tour |work=Pilipino Star Ngayon |date=28 July 2022}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=Rommel Tuico, JayR Siaboc guest sa launching sa 88.3 XFM Cebu |url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/superbalita-cebu/20230320/281642489410828 |access-date=9 February 2024 |publisher=SunStar Superbalita Cebu |date=20 March 2023 |language=Cebuano}}</ref>
It began its broadcast in February 28, 2022, when a group of mediamen led by Yes2Health CEO Dr. Remelito Y. Uy, took over the operations of [[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation|RMCBC]]-owned [[DXDE-FM]] in Tagum. This formed the nucleus of XFM until it transferred its base operations to [[DXSS-FM]] in Davao City later that year. After its successful launch, XFM expanded into various markets across the country by the use of [[local marketing agreement|airtime lease management]].<ref>{{cite news |last1=Canet |first1=Carla |title=Radioman wins NPC presidency |url=https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1951537/bacolod/lifestyle/radioman-wins-npc-presidency |work=Sun.Star Bacolod |date=23 January 2023}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.philstar.com/pilipino-star-ngayon/showbiz/2022/07/28/2198510/fearless-diva-na-si-jona-nag-trending-ang-media-tour |title=Fearless Diva na si Jona, nag-trending ang media tour |work=Pilipino Star Ngayon |date=28 July 2022}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=Rommel Tuico, JayR Siaboc guest sa launching sa 88.3 XFM Cebu |url=https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/superbalita-cebu/20230320/281642489410828 |access-date=9 February 2024 |publisher=SunStar Superbalita Cebu |date=20 March 2023 |language=Cebuano}}</ref>


==Stations==
==Stations==
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! Owner
! Owner
|-
|-
| rowspan="3"|XFM Davao
| rowspan="2"|XFM Davao
| [[DXSS]]
| [[DXSS-FM|DXSS]]
| 97.9&nbsp;MHz
| 97.9&nbsp;MHz
| 10&nbsp;kW
| 10&nbsp;kW
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| [[Southern Broadcasting Network]]
| [[Southern Broadcasting Network]]
|-
|-
⚫
| {{n/a}}
⚫
| [[DXDE]]
| 100.7&nbsp;MHz
| 99.1&nbsp;MHz
⚫
| 5&nbsp;kW
⚫
| [[Tagum]]
⚫
| rowspan="2"|[[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation]]
⚫
|-
⚫
| rowspan="3" {{n/a}}
⚫
| 88.5&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[Mati, Davao Oriental|Mati]]
| [[Mati, Davao Oriental|Mati]]
⚫
| rowspan="2"|[[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation]]
⚫
|-
| XFM Tagum
| [[DXDE-FM|DXDE]]
| 107.1&nbsp;MHz
⚫
| 5&nbsp;kW
⚫
| [[Tagum]]
|-
|-
| XFM Palawan
| XFM Palawan
⚫
| rowspan="2" {{n/a}}
| 104.7&nbsp;MHz
| 104.7&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
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| [[Palawan Broadcasting Corporation]]
| [[Palawan Broadcasting Corporation]]
|-
|-
| XFM Laoag
| XFM Tuguegarao
⚫
|
⚫
| [[DWSN]]
| 97.9&nbsp;MHz
| 95.7&nbsp;MHz
| 10&nbsp;kW
| 10&nbsp;kW
| [[Laoag]]
|[[Tuguegarao]]
⚫
|
| [[Southern Broadcasting Network]]
⚫
|-
| XFM North Central Luzon
| [[DWDU]]
⚫
| 105.5&nbsp;MHz
⚫
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[San Fernando, Pampanga]]
| [[Advanced Media Broadcasting System]]
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|XFM Southern Tagalog
| rowspan="2"|XFM Southern Tagalog
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| [[Candelaria, Quezon|Candelaria]]
| [[Candelaria, Quezon|Candelaria]]
| {{n/a}}
| {{n/a}}
|-
| XFM Bonpen
| DWEI
⚫
| 94.5&nbsp;MHz
⚫
| 5&nbsp;kW
⚫
| [[Mulanay]]
| [[DCG Radio-TV Network]] (Katigbak Enterprises)
|-
|-
| XFM Iloilo
| XFM Iloilo
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| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[Roxas, Capiz|Roxas]]
| [[Roxas, Capiz|Roxas]]
| rowspan="2" {{n/a}}
| Multipoint Broadcasting Network
|-
| XFM Antique
| {{n/a}}
| 93.3&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[San Jose, Antique|San Jose]]
|-
|-
| XFM Kalibo
| XFM Kalibo
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| {{n/a}}
| {{n/a}}
| 95.1&nbsp;MHz
| 95.1&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[Kabankalan]]
| [[Kabankalan]]
| {{n/a}}
| rowspan="2" {{n/a}}
|-
| XFM Guihulngan
| DYCI
⚫
| 92.9&nbsp;MHz
⚫
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[Guihulngan]]
|-
|-
| XFM Cebu
| XFM Cebu
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| [[Tacloban]]
| [[Tacloban]]
| Wave Network
| Wave Network
|-
|XFM Ipil
| {{n/a}}
|92.7&nbsp;MHz
|5&nbsp;kW
|[[Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay|Ipil]]
|
|-
|-
| XFM Bayugan
| XFM Bayugan
| rowspan="5" {{n/a}}
| rowspan="3" {{n/a}}
| 98.1&nbsp;MHz
| 95.7&nbsp;MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[Bayugan]]
| [[Bayugan]]
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| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[San Francisco, Agusan del Sur|San Francisco]]
| [[San Francisco, Agusan del Sur|San Francisco]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation]]
| rowspan="4"|[[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation]]
|-
|-
| XFM Bukidnon
| XFM Bukidnon
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|-
|-
| XFM General Santos
| XFM General Santos
⚫
| [[DXPF]]
| 95.9 MHz
| 95.9 MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
| [[General Santos]]
| [[General Santos]]
⚫
| rowspan="2" {{n/a}}
|-
|-
| XFM Cotabato
| XFM Cotabato
| {{n/a}}
| 102.1 MHz
| 102.1 MHz
| 5&nbsp;kW
| 5&nbsp;kW
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| [[Bacolod]]
| [[Bacolod]]
| [[Southern Broadcasting Network]]
| [[Southern Broadcasting Network]]
⚫
|-
| Solid FM General Santos
| [[DXKM (General Santos)|DXKM]]
| 106.3 MHz
⚫
| 5 kW
| [[General Santos]]
| [[Advanced Media Broadcasting System]]
|-
|-
| Solid FM Mati
| Solid FM Mati
| DXIS
| DXIS
| 99.1 MHz
| 99.1 MHz
| 5 kW
| 1 kW
| [[Mati, Davao Oriental|Mati]]
| [[Mati, Davao Oriental|Mati]]
| [[Subic Broadcasting Corporation]]
| [[Subic Broadcasting Corporation]]
|-
|-
|}
|}



==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Philippine radio networks]]
[[Category:Philippine radio networks]]
[[Category:Mass media companies established in 2022]]
[[Category:Mass media companies established in 2022]]
[[Category:Radio stations established in 2022]]


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Latest revision as of 07:20, 31 October 2024

XFM Philippines
TypeFM radio network
Broadcast area
Philippines
MottoKa-Tropa Mo!
X-Citingg!
Programming
Language(s)Various Philippine languages
FormatContemporary MOR, OPM, News, Talk
Ownership
OwnerY2H Broadcasting Network (Yes2Health Advertising)
Key people
  • Remelito Y. Uy (CEO)
  • Olivine R. Uy (Vice President)
History
Launch dateFebruary 28, 2022 (2022-02-28)
Coverage
AvailabilityNationwide (but limited in selected areas)

XFM is a Philippine broadcast FM radio network owned by Y2H Broadcasting Network.[1] It is based in Tagum, Davao del Norte.

It began its broadcast in February 28, 2022, when a group of mediamen led by Yes2Health CEO Dr. Remelito Y. Uy, took over the operations of RMCBC-owned DXDE-FM in Tagum. This formed the nucleus of XFM until it transferred its base operations to DXSS-FM in Davao City later that year. After its successful launch, XFM expanded into various markets across the country by the use of airtime lease management.[2][3][4]

Stations

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Note: The following stations are owned by their respective broadcasting companies. Y2H operates them under an airtime lease agreement.[5]

XFM

[edit]
Branding Callsign Frequency Power (kW) Location Owner
XFM Davao DXSS 97.9 MHz 10 kW Davao Southern Broadcasting Network
— 99.1 MHz 5 kW Mati Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation
XFM Tagum DXDE 107.1 MHz 5 kW Tagum
XFM Palawan — 104.7 MHz 5 kW Puerto Princesa —
XFM Santiago 104.9 MHz 5 kW Santiago, Isabela Palawan Broadcasting Corporation
XFM Tuguegarao 95.7 MHz 10 kW Tuguegarao
XFM Southern Tagalog DZGF 93.5 MHz 5 kW San Pablo DCG Radio-TV Network (Katigbak Enterprises)
DWCO 103.1 MHz 5 kW Candelaria —
XFM Bonpen DWEI 94.5 MHz 5 kW Mulanay DCG Radio-TV Network (Katigbak Enterprises)
XFM Iloilo DYOZ 100.7 MHz 10 kW Iloilo Global Broadcasting System
XFM Roxas — 106.5 MHz 5 kW Roxas —
XFM Antique — 93.3 MHz 5 kW San Jose
XFM Kalibo DYKB 96.5 MHz 10 kW Kalibo DCG Radio-TV Network (Katigbak Enterprises)
XFM Bacolod DYKR 96.7 MHz 10 kW Bacolod
XFM Kabankalan — 95.1 MHz 5 kW Kabankalan —
XFM Guihulngan DYCI 92.9 MHz 5 kW Guihulngan
XFM Cebu DYAP 88.3 MHz 10 kW Cebu Southern Broadcasting Network
XFM Tacloban DYTA 99.9 MHz 10 kW Tacloban Wave Network
XFM Ipil — 92.7 MHz 5 kW Ipil
XFM Bayugan — 95.7 MHz 5 kW Bayugan Capitol Broadcasting Center
XFM San Francisco 91.3 MHz 5 kW San Francisco Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation
XFM Bukidnon 101.7 MHz 10 kW Malaybalay
XFM General Santos DXPF 95.9 MHz 5 kW General Santos
XFM Cotabato — 102.1 MHz 5 kW Cotabato
XFM Zamboanga DXLA 99.5 MHz 10 kW Zamboanga Global Satellite Technology Services

Solid FM

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Branding Callsign Frequency Power Location Owner
Solid FM Bacolod DYCP 90.3 MHz 5 kW Bacolod Southern Broadcasting Network
Solid FM Mati DXIS 99.1 MHz 1 kW Mati Subic Broadcasting Corporation


References

[edit]
  1. ^ "House Bill No. 7146, 19th Congress". Senate.gov.ph. House of Representatives. Retrieved 9 February 2024.
  2. ^ Canet, Carla (23 January 2023). "Radioman wins NPC presidency". Sun.Star Bacolod.
  3. ^ "Fearless Diva na si Jona, nag-trending ang media tour". Pilipino Star Ngayon. 28 July 2022.
  4. ^ "Rommel Tuico, JayR Siaboc guest sa launching sa 88.3 XFM Cebu" (in Cebuano). SunStar Superbalita Cebu. 20 March 2023. Retrieved 9 February 2024.
  5. ^ "NTC FM Stations (as of June 2023) via FOI website" (PDF). foi.gov.ph. February 14, 2023.
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