75% of it was owned by United Group, and 25% by Luxor CO d.o.o, who created this TV channel.
On July 1, 2017, the cable operator Serbia Broadband stopped distributing Ultra TV and Mini Ultra. It was only possible to get these channels through cable operators Supernova and Posta KDS (limited availability on Supernova).
On August 1, 2019, United Group closed down Ultra TV and Mini Ultra. Their replacements are Vavoom and Pikaboo.
Mini Ultra
Television channel
Mini Ultra
Country
Serbia
Broadcast area
Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia
History
Launched
September6, 2011;11 years ago(2011-09-06)
Closed
August1, 2019;3 years ago(2019-08-01)
In 2011, Ultra gained a sister channel, Mini Ultra. A few weeks later, also known as just Mini. Mini Ultra broadcast popular shows for younger kids.
Mini Ultra closed down on the same date as Ultra, August 1, 2019.
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