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MultiChoice, which will soon become part of Canal+, has been ordered to shutter its service in Ghana after refusing to lower ...
EXCLUSIVE: Canada’s Crave and France’s Canal+ are going in for another round of empathy. The French and Canadian players have ...
Media conglomerate Vivendi’s Canal+ which, currently owns over a third of MultiChoice, Africa's largest pay TV operator, and ...
French media giant Canal+ has secured approval from South Africa’s Competition Tribunal to move forward with its multibillion-rand acquisition of MultiChoice, marking one of Africa’s biggest ...
Under the terms of the deal, Canal+ has made a mandatory cash offer of ZAR 125 ($7.11) per share to acquire all outstanding ordinary shares of MultiChoice not already owned by the French media group.
Karim Moussalem, CIO (Equities) at Selwood Asset Management, has praised management at both Canal+ SA (CAN) and Louis Hachette Group SA (ALHG) for the pace of progress in engaging with investors and ...
French pay-TV company Canal+ reported a 3.3% drop in reported first-half revenue, in line with its expectations, and said it was on track to meet its target of making full-year earnings of around 515 ...
French pay-TV company Canal+ reported a jump in free cash flow in the first half even as revenue fell by an expected 3.3%, and said it was on track to meet a full-year earnings target of about 515 ...
Canal+ has posted half-year revenue of €3.08B ($3.57B), down 3.3% year-on-year on a reported basis, but is telling shareholders earnings are expected to get a “significant” increase in H2.
Canal+ also reduced its investment in local film production for the next three years from more than €600 million ($683 million) between 2022-2024 to €480 million. ($547 million).
Canal+ CEO Touts “Super-Aggregator Strategy,” Says “Overspending Kills” Maxime Saada says Netflix & co. have driven more Europeans to pay for TV as he outlined core beliefs and strategies ...
Canal+ is remaining bullish in the face of a falling share price, as its first full-year results since its London listing revealed improved revenues of €6.45B ($6.77B).