Poland's top pay-TV provider, Cyfrowy Polsat, reported on Thursday a 29-percent net profit drop in the second quarter and missed expectations due to weaker zloty and bruising battle for new customers.

The group, controlled by Poland's richest man Zygmunt Solorz-Zak, earned 56 million zlotys versus 63 million expected by analysts in a Reuters poll.

Revenue rose 17 percent to 323 million compared to 324 million seen by analysts.

(Reporting by Adrian Krajewski)

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