Moby Group is privately owned, with headquarters in Kabul and 15 bureaus throughout Afghanistan. The company also has an office in Dubai, where regional business is conducted.
Based on external survey numbers, Moby Group can claim that its media outlets reach some 11 million Afghans daily, representing some 80% of the total media market in the country. Moby's media interests include Tolo TV (Afghanistan’s most watched television station), Lemar TV and Arman FM (Afghanistan’s most listened to radio network). All three are national terrestrial free-to-air networks available throughout the country. Viewers and listeners can also tune in via satellite in Asia, North America and Europe.
Increasingly, Tolo and Lemar are also acquiring foreign audiences from Pakistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan.
In 2009, Moby Group launched a third television station, Farsi1, which it describes as the "first international free-to-air general entertainment TV channel in Persian."
Moby Group's award-winning Kaboora Productions features state of the art production and editing facilities and distribution services for film and video. Kabooora has recently worked with international production entities in the production of feature films (The Kite Runner with DreamWorks/Paramount Vantage) and documentaries amongst others.
Moby Group's Barbud is a music production and distribution company and Afghanistan’s first recording company.
Lapis, Moby's in-house PR firm, is a full service communication firm that offers clients a full range of services from strategic consultancy to message creation and production to monitoring and evaluation.
Moby's Afghan Scene Magazine is Afghanistan's most widely distributed English language glossy. The magazine aims to connect Afghanistan's expatriate community with news and views.
Quqnoos is an online news site run out of Moby's newsroom in Kabul. It covers all Afghanistan-related news in Persian, Pashto, and English.
