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Canal+ MultiChoice Revenue Slides

5 entriesFri, Oct 23 – Thu, Oct 29Mobile, Telecom & Connectivity

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  1. Thu, Oct 29LatestUnverified — not yet reviewed

    Canal+ Cuts DStv Top Package Price by 42% in Pan-African Pay-TV Overhaul

    Canal+ has cut DStv's top package price by 42 percent as part of a pan-African pay-TV restructuring that reduces the lineup to four tiers, effective 5 November. The price reduction is being read as a direct response to streaming competition and signals Canal+'s intent to defend subscriber numbers across its largest African market.

  2. Thu, Oct 29Unverified — not yet reviewed

    DStv Zimbabwe Restructures Packages With More Channels and Lower Prices

    DStv Zimbabwe has unveiled a restructured package lineup offering more channels at lower price points, extending the pan-African Canal+ repricing strategy to the Zimbabwean market. The changes are consistent with the broader four-package overhaul confirmed across African markets on 28 October.

  3. Wed, Oct 28Unverified — not yet reviewed

    Canal+ and MultiChoice Cut DStv to Four Packages and Slash Prices Across African Markets

    Canal+ and MultiChoice have confirmed a pan-African overhaul of DStv packages, reducing the lineup to four tiers and cutting prices across multiple African markets, effective 5 November. The repricing, which follows the Kenya-specific details reported on 27 October, is being read as a direct response to streaming competition and declining pay-TV subscriber growth.

  4. Tue, Oct 27Unverified — not yet reviewed

    DStv Kenya Cuts to Four Packages With Entry Price at Sh750

    Canal+, the owner of MultiChoice, has confirmed that DStv Kenya will be restructured into four packages with an entry-level price of Sh750 per month, effective from 5 November. The repricing is part of a broader Canal+ response to streaming competition and declining pay-TV subscriber growth that has been tracked since 23 October.

  5. Fri, Oct 23Unverified — not yet reviewed

    Canal+ Faces MultiChoice Revenue Decline as Pay-TV Acquisition Thesis Is Tested

    Canal+ is confronting a decline in revenue from its MultiChoice business in South Africa, with DStv income falling 3 percent and testing the financial rationale behind the acquisition. The company is simultaneously restructuring pay-TV packages in response to growing streaming competition, signalling a broader strategic repositioning for Africa's dominant satellite operator.