Groupe Canal+ is preparing to debut its streaming app in MultiChoice territories, including South Africa, with the company ...
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Find out more as DStv drops channels, renames packages, changes its look after Canal+ takeover
DStv has undergone major changes to its packages, channels, streaming services and branding one year after Canal+ completed ...
MultiChoice will remove five channels from DStv’s Indian package by October 31, leaving three channels as the broadcaster ...
Canal+’s African Pay-TV Giant MultiChoice Pulls Plug on Streamer Showmax Amid “Unsustainable” Losses
The decision reflects a focus on "financial discipline and investment optimization in an increasingly competitive and capital-intensive global streaming environment." By Georg Szalai Global Business ...
MultiChoice stock remains delisted from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as Canal+ reshapes the DStv business after completing its takeover. The latest operating picture combines a 160 percent rise in ...
The changes under new owner Canal Plus are part of an overhaul of the platform which has seen a significant drop in subscriptions in recent months.
French Canal+ Group's operation to take full control of African media and entertainment giant MultiChoice appears to be moving forward with both parties announcing they had finalized the terms of a ...
MULTICHOICE AND COMCAST’S NBCUNIVERSAL AND SKY PARTNER TO CREATE LEADING STREAMING SERVICE IN AFRICA
Partnership offers growth opportunity in Africa, building on MultiChoice’s footprint across 50 markets, its excellent execution track record on the continent and the successful Showmax brand.
MultiChoice Group (ISIN ZAE000269890) has a fresh operating catalyst in South Africa: DStv Compact Plus subscribers were upgraded to the Premium package on September 22, 2026, while streaming-only ...
Vivendi’s Canal+ Group has made an offer to take full control of African entertainment company The MultiChoice Group, in which it already holds a 31.7% stake. “The Canal+ Group confirms that it has ...
South African pay-TV giant MultiChoice has notified shareholders that the agreements necessary to implement the company’s reorganisation have now become unconditional and will begin. “As previously ...
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