DStv subscribers in South Africa are facing a significant change as access to nearly all major HBO and first-run Warner Bros. Discovery shows has ceased. This decision stems from ongoing ...
Groupe Canal+ is positioning itself for a secondary inward listing on the JSE while focusing on turning around DStv, a crucial component of its African growth strategy following the underperformance ...
Groupe Canal+, the parent company of MultiChoice, recently announced the renewal of its multi-year domestic broadcast rights agreement with the South African Rugby Union (SARU). As part of this agreement, ...
Groupe Canal+, the parent company of MultiChoice and DStv operator, has announced plans to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) on June 3, 2026. This confirmation follows the French ...
Groupe Canal+, the French media giant that recently acquired MultiChoice Group and its DStv service, is under increased scrutiny from the Competition Commission as it seeks areas to reduce costs. ...
According to industry reports, media giant Groupe Canal+, which recently acquired MultiChoice, has seen its share price decline by nearly 29% since announcing its first full-year results following the acquisition ...
DStv operator MultiChoice has experienced a significant decline, losing 2.8 million subscribers since its peak on 31 March 2023, dropping from 17.3 million to 14.5 million—an overall decrease of more ...
French media conglomerate Groupe Canal+ has recently expanded its ownership in MultiChoice, the owner of South Africa's pay-TV giant DStv. The company has acquired an additional 3,374,668 shares, increasing its ...
French media conglomerate Groupe Canal+ has acquired another 3,653,492 shares in MultiChoice, bringing its total ownership of the company to 40.83%. It acquired the additional shares from 12 to 17 ...
Groupe Canal+ (the French media conglomerate) has until April 8th 2024, to make a mandatory acquisition offer to shareholders of MultiChoice Group, a JSE-listed South African pay-TV operator. South Africa's ...