"Canal+ is now firmly on track to reach its ambition to become a global media and entertainment leader with 50-100 million subscribers," says CEO Maxime Saada, touting the importance of cinema.
Canal+ to Invest at Least $500 Million in French Cinema
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France's Canal+ Group Signs Deal With Local Guilds to Invest at Least $503 million in French Films Over Next Three Years
Canal+ to Invest at Least $500 Million in French Cinema by 2027
Canal+ plans to invest at least 480 million euros ($503.4 million) over the next three years as part of an agreement with French cinema organizations. The Paris-based, London-listed broadcaster will invest 150 million euros in 2025, 160 million euros in 2026 and 170 million euros in 2027 as part of the agreement, it said late Monday.
Canal+ renews its support for French cinema
French TV outfit Canal+ Group unveiled on Tuesday solid full-year financial results for 2024 and plans to pursue its international M&A strategy, even though its market value has dropped drastically (to an estimated $2.
Has Fallen will return for another high-stakes season on TV. Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada today confirmed a second season of the action thriller series, which was spun out of the Has Fallen films, is in production in the UK on a second season.
London, Canal and Share Price
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Canal+ Share Price Has Fallen Despite Growth In First Annual Results After London Listing
Canal+ boss has no regrets over London listing
The boss of Canal+ has said that the French media group does not regret picking the London stock market despite a sharp drop in its market value since listing in December. Maxime Saada, chief executive of the Paris-based group,
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Canal+ boss has 'no regrets' about listing on the London stock market despite share price crash
Canal+ has extended the deadline for its acquisition of South Africa's pay-TV broadcaster MultiChoice by six months, pushing the
CANAL+ is targeting a global subscriber base of between 50 and 100 million subscribers, CEO Maxime Saada said as the company released its 2024 financial report.
Canal+ cuts local cinema investment to €480m over next three years, keeps six-month exclusive window
Canal+ Maxime Saada French film media giant Canal+ has officially signed the country's media chronology agreement and has cut its investment in local film production over the next three years from more than €600m between 2022-2024 to €480m.
“Accordingly … Canal+ has extended the long stop date for the fulfilment of the conditions to 8 October 2025. MultiChoice and Canal+ are of the view that this provides ample time for the fulfilment of the conditions. Save for the extension of the long stop date, the terms of the offer remain unchanged,” they added.
EXCLUSIVE: The Sentinels sees a new breed of French super-soldier take to the WW1 battlefield. Deadline can share a new image from the Canal+ series, which Studiocanal is bringing to international buyers at the London TV screenings.
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