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South Africa’s competition authority announced Wednesday it had approved the buyout of Africa’s largest pay TV enterprise MultiChoice by France’s Canal+, which wants to expand its...
Canal+ S.A., a French media and telecommunications conglomerate based in Paris, will restructure MultiChoice Group and carve out its broadcasting licence and South African DStv subscribers...
MultiChoice and Canal+ have given details of the next steps in Canal’s mandatory takeover of the South African pay-TV company. In a Combined Circular setting out...
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MultiChoice and French media giant Groupe Canal+ have released a joint circular detailing plans and dates for the proposed buyout of the DStv operator at R125...
Some MultiChoice shareholders have expressed relief at the offer by Canal+ to buy Africa’s pay TV giant for $2.9 billion, essentially viewing the potential deal as...
MultiChoice Group has rejected a move by Vivendi SE’s Canal to be the highest shareholder in the company, saying the price undervalues the business. Recall that...
Canal+, a French company, has offered to acquire MultiChoice, South African pay-TV giant for around R31.7bn ($1.7bn). In a statement issued by the Paris-based firm on...