Canal+ Group, led by CEO Maxime Saada, is showcasing its dedication to cinema with a significant acquisition. The company has secured a 34% minority stake in UGC, a major French cinema chain, with the option to gain full control by 2028. This move demonstrates their commitment to the film industry. Alongside this, Canal+ highlighted the success of the film 'I Swear', a Scottish Tourette Syndrome dramedy starring Robert Aramayo, which is currently topping the UK box office. The film's critical acclaim and record-breaking ratings underscore Canal+'s support for quality cinema. With a substantial subscriber base of 26.9 million, Canal+ is strategically expanding its reach and influence in the media landscape. The company's revenue for the first nine months of 2025 increased by 1.2%, showcasing its financial stability. Additionally, Canal+ has integrated MultiChoice, an African pay-TV giant, into its operations, aiming to enhance its global presence. With a combined customer base of 40 million across 70 countries, Canal+ is poised for a transformative era, leveraging its scale to create value and improve its services for customers, colleagues, and shareholders.
