Canal+ increases its stake in MultiChoice to 40.8%.

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GUEST – Mudiwa Gavaza - business writer for the Business Day and Financial Mail

Canal+ has disclosed that it has bought even more shares in South Africa’s MultiChoice Group in recent days, taking its shareholding closer to the 50% mark. In a regulatory filing with the JSE on Thursday, Canal+ disclosed that it bought millions more of the JSE-listed MultiChoice’s shares between 12 and 17 April. It acquired 3.65 million shares in that period, and has said it could buy more in the open market as it pursues its plan to acquire control of the parent company of DStv, Showmax and SuperSport.

18 Apr 2PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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