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Canal+ si quota a Johannesburg per espandersi in Africa

Il big parigino diventa la prima società francese a registrarsi sul listino più capitalizzato dell’Africa

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Canal+ si quota a Johannesburg per espandersi in Africa

Il big parigino diventa la prima società francese a registrarsi sul listino più capitalizzato dell’Africa

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martedì 2 giugno 2026·itweb.co.za
Canal+ brings Africa ambitions to JSE
Backed by the Bolloré family, Canal+ begins trading on the JSE tomorrow as it targets growth across the continent.
mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·africa.businessinsider.com
Canal+ makes JSE debut after $3 billion MultiChoice deal, but Africa’s subscriber crisis looms
Canal+ has listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange following its $3 billion acquisition of MultiChoice

thecitizen.co.tz

3 mesi fa

Broadcaster CANAL+ becomes first French company to list in Johannesburg

Shares of pay-TV group CANAL+ (CAN.L), opens new tab rose on its Johannesburg Stock Exchange trading debut on Wednesday, when it became the first French company to list ‌in South Africa...

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mg.co.za3 mesi fa

CANAL+ listing on JSE a historic moment for the bourse

CANAL+ made its Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) debut on Wednesday, becoming the first French company – and the only global media and entertainment group – ever listed on the South African bourse – the biggest in…

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iol.co.za3 mesi fa

Canal+ makes history as the first French company to list on the JSE

Canal+ listed on JSE as the first French company, with 23M African subscribers supporting €9bn annual revenue. The move signals institutional confidence in African streaming infrastructure and reshapes where media companies allocate capital as regional connectivity demand accelerates.

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itweb.co.za3 mesi fa

Canal+ brings Africa ambitions to JSE

Backed by the Bolloré family, Canal+ begins trading on the JSE tomorrow as it targets growth across the continent.

Leggi questa versione → originale

africa.businessinsider.com3 mesi fa

Canal+ makes JSE debut after $3 billion MultiChoice deal, but Africa’s subscriber crisis looms

Canal+ has listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange following its $3 billion acquisition of MultiChoice

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mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

businessday.co.za

MultiChoice’s new owner Canal+ begins trading on JSE

Canal+ is also listed on the LSE, where it will retain its primary listing

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

iol.co.za

CANAL+ becomes first French company to list on JSE

The JSE has welcomed global media and entertainment company CANAL+ to its Main Board, making it the first French company to list on the exchange.

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

iol.co.za

Canal+ makes history as the first French company to list on the JSE

Canal+ becomes the first French company to list on the JSE, marking a significant step in its expansion into Africa and highlighting the growing confidence in South Africa's…

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

itweb.co.za

Canal+ says bonjour JSE

Media giant Canal+ is the first French company to list on the JSE, following its purchase of MultiChoice last year for $3 billion (R52.2 billion at the time).

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

thecitizen.co.tz

Broadcaster CANAL+ becomes first French company to list in Johannesburg

Shares of pay-TV group CANAL+ (CAN.L), opens new tab rose on its Johannesburg Stock Exchange trading debut on Wednesday, when it became the first French company to list ‌in South…

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

mg.co.za

CANAL+ listing on JSE a historic moment for the bourse

CANAL+ made its Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) debut on Wednesday, becoming the first French company – and the only global media and entertainment group – ever listed on the…

mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·

ilsole24ore.com

Canal+ si quota a Johannesburg per espandersi in Africa

Il big parigino diventa la prima società francese a registrarsi sul listino più capitalizzato dell’Africa