WHY Canal+ Is Buying MultiChoice And What Consumers Can Expect In The Future

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Cash n Sport

Cash N Sport

45 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to the Cash 'n Sport podcast. The home of sports business content on the African continent with weekly discussions on the money side of sports teams, their owners, federations and more.

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Welcome to the Cash 'n Sport podcast. The home of sports business content on the African continent with weekly discussions on the money side of sports teams, their owners, federations and more.

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WHY Canal+ Is Buying MultiChoice And What Consumers Can Expect In The Future

Cash n Sport

14 minutes 33 seconds

1 year ago

WHY Canal+ Is Buying MultiChoice And What Consumers Can Expect In The Future

So, the French media giant Canal+ has made it’s long anticipated move to acquire MultiChoice, the largest pay-TV operator on the African continent. Over the last four years, Canal+ has been buying up shares in MultiChoice, starting with a 6.5% stake in October 2020 which now stands at over 40%. But what or who is Canal+ and why the move towards an outright takeover now?