(Alliance News) - Canal+ SA and its subsidiary MultiChoice Group Ltd have clinched a deal, allowing it to keep 12 channels including CNN and Cartoon Network on DStv. The DStv operator had been ...

MultiChoice Group Limited (MCG) has confirmed that its ordinary shares will be delisted from both the JSE and the A2X with effect from the commencement of trading on Wednesday, 10 December 2025. The ...

Video entertainment group MultiChoice is preparing for a new chapter, as it moves towards delisting from South Africa’s stock exchanges, following Canal+’s successful takeover. The shift marks one of ...

(Alliance News) - Canal+ SA completed its acquisition of the remaining interest in MultiChoice Group Ltd on Friday last week, the Johannesburg-based entertainment company said on Monday. Paris-based ...

Multichoice will officially delist from the JSE this week following its acquisition by French media giant Canal+. Canal+ has been attempting to acquire control of Multichoice for nearly two years and ...

Canal+ said it secured ownership of about 94% of South Africa’s MultiChoice Group, which it valued at around $3.2 billion, and that it would go ahead with plans to pursue a secondary listing in ...

Canal+ Group, the French media giant behind “Paddington,” has completed its long-gestating $2 billion takeover of South African pay TV company Multichoice and announced its new board. The takeover ...

French media group Canal+ and South Africa's MultiChoice have announced that all suspensive conditions for the public offer have been lifted. The $2 billion acquisition, which became unconditional on ...

Canal+ is now effectively in control of MultiChoice Group. Video entertainment group MultiChoice has made some changes to its board as French media giant Canal+ officially takes control of the South ...

Canal+ Group, the media conglomerate controlled by French billionaire Vincent Bollore through Vivendi SE, is facing a potential setback in its bid for Africa’s largest pay-TV operator, MultiChoice ...

South Africa’s Competition Tribunal has approved Canal+’s $2.82bn takeover of MultiChoice, removing the last major regulatory hurdle. What does this mean for the French broadcaster, its African ...

Canal+ has committed to investing in South African content and work with local producers and talent. Canal + Group, the French pay TV group behind “Paddington,” has received anti-trust approval to ...