MultiChoice says that if it merged with Canal+ it would be more capable to manage the many pressures it is facing currently.

Canal+, which is MultiChoice’s biggest shareholder with a 31.7% stake, has offered 105 rand per share in cash for the rest of the business, the French media group said in a statement on Thursday.

Nairobi, Oct. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MultiChoice today announced its media broadcast partnership with The Earthshot Prize to help accelerate and spotlight the ingenuity and ambition of ...

Pan-African pay-TV operator MultiChoice revealed on Thursday that it will be relaunching its regional streamer Showmax with Peacock technology. NBCUniversal and the U.K.’s Sky will take a 30% ...

Canal+ extends deadline for MultiChoice bid by six months Says regulators need more time to clear the deal Canal+ reports annual revenue up 2.3% last year Forecasts revenue drop in 2025 March 4 ...

Video entertainment firm MultiChoice has, to date, invested R407 million in South African tech start-ups through its innovation fund. The MultiChoice Innovation Fund, which was launched in 2012 ...