Articles about MultiChoice

Canal+ taps AI to create scenes once impossible to film

MultiChoice’s new owner deploys AI to generate previously impossible scenes and cut costs, as the industry debates AI’s role.

DStv pirates sentenced as MultiChoice raids intensify

Cases linked to illegal digital activities have been concluded in the Paarl Regional Court and the Worcester Regional Court.

Canal+ plans nearly R2bn bet to fix MultiChoice

The cash is a reinvestment of the synergies Canal+ expects from combining the businesses, which together now serve 28 million subscribers.

MultiChoice boosts Canal+ in first results since deal

Canal+ reports its first financial results since acquiring MultiChoice, with the South African pay-TV operator boosting group revenue by R13 billion.

MultiChoice to discontinue Showmax

The substantial annual losses experienced by the Showmax business have proved unsustainable, says the video entertainment firm.

Canal+ expects billions in savings after MultiChoice deal

The French media giant believes increased scale will enable it to generate substantial savings, particularly across its cost base.

AI drives record-breaking tech M&A in 2025

Tech giants spent trillions securing AI capabilities in 2025, while SA saw major telco consolidation and fintech IPOs reshape the local landscape.

All set for MultiChoice delisting

The delisting of the video entertainment group will proceed upon commencement of trading on the JSE and A2X on 10 December.

Naspers, Prosus set for minimum $7.3bn revenue

JSE-listed Naspers and its international arm Prosus are set to deliver more than $7.3 billion in revenue for 2026.

Android TV boxes seized in anti-piracy operation

A joint operation in Lenasia results in the successful seizure of hundreds of illegal streaming devices valued at over R500 000.

MultiChoice to delist from JSE

Canal+ plans to acquire all remaining MultiChoice shares after more than 90% of shareholders accepted its offer, triggering a compulsory buyout.

Canal+ ups MultiChoice stake

The global media and entertainment group headquartered in France now owns 76.52% of MultiChoice.