DXNU

DXNU-FM is a Philippine FM radio station serving Davao City and operating on 107.5 MHz. The station is currently identified with the 107.5 Win Radio brand and is owned by Mabuhay Broadcasting System. Its studio and transmitter are located along Broadcast Avenue in Shrine Hills, Barangay Matina Crossing, Davao City. Station operations are handled by ZimZam Management, Inc. The station began broadcasting on February 1, 1992, under the NU 107 identity. In that earlier phase, it used a modern rock format and was associated with Progressive Broadcasting Corporation, which formerly owned the outlet. The NU 107 period placed the station within a nationally recognizable rock-radio format, while its later identities reflected changes in ownership, network affiliation, and local programming strategy. In 2010, DXNU became a relay station of DWNU in Manila. This arrangement connected the Davao frequency to the Manila station's programming and reduced the extent to which the outlet operated as an independently programmed local service. The station later changed direction. On September 1, 2012, it began carrying its own local programming under the Win Radio network, giving the Davao outlet a more locally oriented role within that brand. A further ownership transition followed the enactment of House Bill No. 5982. In 2016, Mabuhay Broadcasting System acquired Progressive Broadcasting Corporation's provincial stations, including the Davao operation. The station is now associated with Mabuhay Broadcasting System as owner and ZimZam Management, Inc. as operator. Publicly available reference material does not provide a detailed schedule, audience measurement, revenue profile, executive roster, or complete account of its current programming mix. Its core business remains terrestrial FM broadcasting, with its principal service area centered on Davao City.

DXNU-FM is a Davao City radio station broadcasting on 107.5 FM. The station's present identity is 107.5 Win Radio, and its facilities are located along Broadcast Avenue in Shrine Hills, Barangay Matina Crossing. Mabuhay Broadcasting System owns the station, while ZimZam Management, Inc. operates it. The frequency began operations on February 1, 1992, as NU 107. At launch, it used a modern rock format. The station was formerly owned by Progressive Broadcasting Corporation, a Philippine broadcaster associated with a number of provincial radio outlets. The NU 107 identity connected the Davao frequency with a rock-oriented programming concept rather than the Win Radio service it carries today. In 2010, DXNU became a relay station of DWNU in Manila. The relay arrangement meant that the Davao frequency carried programming originating from the Manila station. This phase preceded a return to more distinct local operations. On September 1, 2012, DXNU started airing its own local programming under the Win Radio network. The change established the station as a Davao-based outlet within the Win Radio brand while preserving its place in a broader network structure. Ownership changed again in 2016. After House Bill No. 5982 was passed into law, Mabuhay Broadcasting System acquired the provincial stations of Progressive Broadcasting Corporation. DXNU was consequently brought under Mabuhay Broadcasting System's ownership. The station's current operating arrangement identifies ZimZam Management, Inc. as its operator. The station's documented development therefore consists of several distinct phases: its establishment as a modern-rock outlet under the NU 107 name; its period as a relay of DWNU; its adoption of local Win Radio programming; and its transition from Progressive Broadcasting Corporation ownership to Mabuhay Broadcasting System ownership. Available reference material does not establish a full current program schedule, detailed audience figures, financial results, or a list of station executives. DXNU's core role remains local FM radio broadcasting for Davao City and surrounding areas.

• 2016

  Change in ownership

  [1]DXNU-FMen.wikipedia.org

  Mabuhay Broadcasting System acquires Progressive Broadcasting Corporation's provincial stations after House Bill No. 5982 becomes law.

• 2012

  Local Win Radio programming begins

  [1]DXNU-FMen.wikipedia.org

  On September 1, DXNU begins airing locally produced programming under the Win Radio network.

• 2010

  Relay affiliation with DWNU

  [1]DXNU-FMen.wikipedia.org

  The Davao frequency becomes a relay station of DWNU in Manila.

• 1992

  Station launches as NU 107

  [1]DXNU-FMen.wikipedia.org

  DXNU begins operations on February 1, 1992, using the NU 107 name and a modern rock format.

A local Davao City FM outlet within the Win Radio network, combining the reach of a branded radio network with locally produced programming. Historically, the frequency was also known for its NU 107 modern rock format.

• FM radio station · 2012

  107.5 Win Radio Davao

  The station's current branded service on 107.5 FM in Davao City. It operates as a Win Radio network outlet and carries local programming produced for the Davao market. The service is delivered through terrestrial FM broadcasting, with commercial radio advertising forming a typical part of the station's business model, although specific offerings and rates are not documented in the supplied references.

• Modern rock radio format · 1992

  NU 107

  The original identity used by the Davao frequency when it began operations in 1992. NU 107 presented the station as a modern rock broadcaster. This historical format and branding preceded the station's relay period and its later adoption of the Win Radio identity.

• 2016

  Transfer of provincial stations to Mabuhay Broadcasting SystemM&A

  Background

  Progressive Broadcasting Corporation's provincial stations were subject to an ownership transition after House Bill No. 5982 was passed into law.

  Action taken

  Mabuhay Broadcasting System acquired the provincial stations, including DXNU.

  Aftermath

  DXNU became associated with Mabuhay Broadcasting System as owner, with ZimZam Management, Inc. identified as operator.

  Source

• 2012

  Return to local programming under Win RadioStrategy

  Background

  After operating as a relay of DWNU, the station shifted toward a locally programmed service within the Win Radio network.

  Action taken

  Starting September 1, DXNU aired its own local programming under the Win Radio brand.

  Aftermath

  The change established the station's current local-network positioning in Davao City.

  Source

• 2010

  Adoption of a Manila relay modelStrategy

  Background

  DXNU moved away from its earlier standalone identity and became a relay station of DWNU in Manila.

  Action taken

  The Davao frequency carried programming relayed from the Manila station.

  Aftermath

  The relay period ended before DXNU introduced its own local programming under the Win Radio network in 2012.

  Source

1. 1DXNU-FMen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Win Radiowinradio.com.ph