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Canal+ SA reports a 40% revenue increase and strategic advancements, despite challenges in European markets and ongoing investments.

Canal+ said on Tuesday that a fourth live-action Paddington film was in development, ‌as the French pay-TV group seeks to strengthen its ‌content slate with one of StudioCanal's most successful international franchises. Chief Executive Maxime Saada ​told Reuters that Canal+ would be the first broadcaster to air the film in France under an exclusive release window that allows it to show movies six months after their theatrical debut. The arrangement ‌was preserved under a ⁠renewed agreement with France's cinema organisations that runs through 2032.

Canal+ reported higher first-half revenue, profit and cash flow for 2026 as the integration of MultiChoice expanded the group’s scale and early cost-savings measures took effect. Management said it remains on track to meet its full-year financial targets, while cautioning that the FIFA World Cup and

"Our increased scale is starting to deliver,” CEO Maxime Saada said about the acquired African pay TV giant MultiChoice, which posted its best subscriber acquisition month in South Africa in a decade.

The announcement comes a year after the French entertainment group took over Africa’s largest cable television company, MultiChoice.

Canal+ will list on its second global stock exchange in just a few weeks’ time. Unveiling its Q1 results today alongside a trading update, the French juggernaut, which just bought African giant MultiChoice, revealed it will list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in South Africa on June 3, becoming the first French company to …

After a trivial deal between two companies about AI content, Barron’s wrote a headline that read, “Netflix Rival Strikes Deal With Google in Battle for AI Content.” The deal in question was for the French company Canal+ to offer subscribers a better way to choose the content they preferred. Of course, the deal involves AI. ... Netflix Has No Rivals

Alphabet has completed its record $32b acquisition of cybersecurity firm Wiz, expanding Google Cloud's security offering. French media group Canal+ has signed a multi year partnership to use Google Cloud and generative AI across content production and streaming. For Alphabet (NasdaqGS:GOOGL), these deals arrive with the stock at $307.04 after a 1 year return of 87.8% and a very large 3 year gain. The 30 day return shows a 4.9% decline and year to date performance is down 2.6%. Fresh...

Canal+ reported it exceeded its 2025 financial guidance in its first full year as a listed company, while outlining a turnaround plan for newly acquired MultiChoice and providing a first medium-term outlook for the combined group. Management emphasized stronger cash generation, improved profitabilit

CANAL+ and Google Cloud have today announced a new multi-year partnership focused on artificial intelligence. Starting in June 2026, CANAL+ will deploy Google Cloud's latest generative AI technologies across European and African markets where the CANAL+ App is available, unlocking a new era of creative possibilities for the group.