Groupe Canal Plus/€CAN

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About Groupe Canal Plus

Groupe Canal Plus is a French media company that operates in the television broadcasting and film production industry. It offers a wide range of television channels and subscription-based services, including premium channels, thematic channels, and streaming services. Founded in 1984, the company is a subsidiary of the French conglomerate Vivendi and is headquartered in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. Canal Plus is known for its extensive catalog of films and sports content, including exclusive broadcasting rights for various sports events. Its strategic positioning includes leveraging content production capabilities and a diverse distribution network to maintain a solid subscriber base in France and internationally. The company continues to expand its digital offerings and international reach amidst a competitive media landscape. Sources: - -

Ticker

€CAN

Sector

Communication

Primary listing

PAR

Employees

9,000
Headquarters
Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
Website
www.canalplusgroup.com

CAN Metrics

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€2.7B
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-€0.10
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€0.02
0.73%

Bulls say / Bears say

Free cash flow jumped to €370 million in H1 2025—a significant increase from last year—helped by normalized tax payments and tighter working-capital management, strengthening liquidity for investments in content (Reuters).
In June 2025, Canal+ reached a settlement with French tax authorities, which resulted in one-time charges but also boosted expected operating cash flow to more than €500 million, improving financial visibility (Reuters).
The $2 billion acquisition of South Africa’s MultiChoice received approval and remains on track to close by October 8, 2025, putting Canal+ in a strong position to expand its subscriber base in high-growth African markets (Reuters).
First-half 2025 revenue declined 3.3% compared to the previous year, landing at €3.09 billion, due to the loss of significant sublicensing agreements and fewer wholesale contracts (Reuters).
Adjusted EBITA dropped 21.6% to €246 million in H1 2025, with the decrease driven by the end of a UEFA Championship sublicensing deal and no repeat of the one-off acquisition gain from last year (Reuters).
The number of wholesale subscribers fell by 353,000 in the first half of 2025 following the end of distribution deals—including one with Disney—putting pressure on both channel reach and ARPU (Reuters).
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