MultiChoice Group Limited, through its subsidiaries, operates video-entertainment subscriber platforms in South Africa and rest of Africa. The company operates through South Africa, Rest of Africa, Showmax, and Technology segments. It offers digital satellite television and online services, including subscription and transactional video on demand; and digital terrestrial television services to subscribers; subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) and over-the-top (OTT) services to streaming subscribers; and digital content management, cybersecurity, and anti-piracy services to group companies and customers globally to protect, manage and monetise digital media on multiple platforms. The company is involved in providing video-entertainment content, subscriber management, technical support, treasury, and support, and technology development services; and commercial airtime sales. MultiChoice Group Limited was founded in 1995 and is based in Randburg, South Africa. As of October 10, 2025, MultiChoice Group Limited operates as a subsidiary of Canal+ SA.
Frequently asked questions
What sector does MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) operate in?
MultiChoice Group Ltd belongs to the Communication Services sector and operates in the Entertainment industry.
What is MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) current stock price?
As of the latest data, MultiChoice Group Ltd stock price is ZAR 123.75, with a previous close of ZAR 123.75.
What is MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) current market capitalization?
MultiChoice Group Ltd market cap is approximately 53.09 billion.
What is MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) Earnings Per Share (EPS)?
The trailing EPS is ZAR 2.69, and the forward EPS is ZAR 6.11.
What is MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio?
MultiChoice Group Ltd current P/E ratio is 46, with a forward P/E of 20.25.
Does MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) pay dividends?
No. MultiChoice Group Ltd does not pay a dividend.
What is MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) beta (volatility) score?
MultiChoice Group Ltd has a beta of 0.269, indicating lower volatility than the overall market.
