JOHANNESBURG, Feb 28 (Reuters) - South Africa's takeover panel has ruled that French media company Groupe Canal+ SA is required to make a mandatory offer immediately to buy shares of pay-TV company ...

CAPE TOWN, South Africa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Naspers Limited (JSE: NPN; LSE: NPSN) today announced its intention to list its Video Entertainment business separately on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange ...

Canal+ is now effectively in control of MultiChoice Group. Video entertainment company MultiChoice is set to delist from the JSE after French media giant Canal+ took full control of the firm.

South African pay-TV giant MultiChoice has notified shareholders that the agreements necessary to implement the company’s reorganisation have now become unconditional and will begin. “As previously ...

JOHANNESBURG, Feb 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's takeover panel said on Tuesday it was looking into MultiChoice Group MCGJ.J and Vivendi's VIV.PA Canal Plus, after MultiChoice ended potential buyout ...

The independent board tasked by South Africa’s most significant pay-TV operator, MultiChoice, has recommended shareholders accept the takeover bid from French broadcaster Canal+. The offer values the ...

30 Sep 2024 (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) Canal+ and MultiChoice have announced progress in the ongoing mandatory offer by Canal+ to acquire all issued ordinary shares of MultiChoice not already owned ...

France’s Canal+ has upped a buyout offer for African TV and streaming giant MultiChoice to around $1.77B. Vivendi-owned Canal+ is already MultiChoice’s biggest single shareholder, and last month had ...

MultiChoice Group is now a separately listed business on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange having been spun off by its parent Naspers earlier this year. But its new shareholders gave MultiChoice ...

The shareholders of MultiChoice ("MultiChoice Shareholders") are referred to the combined circular published by CANAL+ and MultiChoice dated 4 June 2024 ("Combined Circular") setting out the terms and ...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Africa's biggest pay-TV business Multichoice plans to pay a 2.5 billion rand ($181 million) dividend two years after leaving its parent of three decades - media and e-commerce ...