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Maxime Saada, chair and CEO of Canal+, is frank in his ambition: He wants to build one of the top-five largest entertainment groups in the world after taking over MultiChoice.He is...

Mediawan CEO Pierre-Antoine Capton, who is Variety's International Visionary Award winner, reflects on studio's success.

Controversial consultancy fees paid to selected members of the MultiChoice board will be reviewed and likely be scrapped, new board chairman Elias Masilela has told Business Times.

In a notice to MultiChoice shareholders, Canal+ claimed that it acquired the additional shares from 12 to 17 April for between R115.95 ($6) and R117.50 ($6) per share.

In advance of the Viaplay Group Annual General Meeting of shareholders on May 14th, the Viaplay Group Nomination Committee has proposed the election of Katarina

Canal+ is now offering $6.73 per share. | Pulse Nigeria

MultiChoice and Canal+ enter into a cooperation agreement regarding the French-based media giant’s proposed mandatory offer.

French media group Vivendis, opens new tab Canal+ made an all-cash mandatory offer on Monday to buy all the shares of South African broadcaster MultiChoice, op...

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Whispers in financial circles in the Sandton hub suggest billionaire business mogul Patrice Motsepe is involved in the possible Canal+ takeover of MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, Africa’s largest pay-television operator.