DStv in serious trouble

[Daily Investor]

DStv in serious trouble

South Africans are dumping DStv as access to affordable uncapped broadband improves and online streaming services gain in popularity.

 

[PaulGherkin]

Another day, another DSTV artikel...

 

[Lupus]

How to re use stories for months and months.

 

[PaulGherkin]

 

[HAL 9000]

DStv in serious trouble

South Africans are dumping DStv as access to affordable uncapped broadband improves and online streaming services gain in popularity.

Looks like their subscribers are 'kissing DSTV goodbye' in favour of more affordable streaming options.

 

[Neptuner]

DStv in serious trouble

South Africans are dumping DStv as access to affordable uncapped broadband improves and online streaming services gain in popularity.

They just fine. Stop crying wolf.

 

[LCBXX]

DStv in serious trouble

South Africans are dumping DStv as access to affordable uncapped broadband improves and online streaming services gain in popularity.

DStv Internet a winner

MultiChoice South Africa CEO Marc Jury believes the product’s appeal lie in its simplicity and DStv’s brand affinity.

mybroadband.co.za

 

[Lupus]

They just fine. Stop crying wolf.

Looking at their share prices, hovering around R112 a share for 6 months with some dips to 100, much better than 2023 when it was around R70



That's a 57% increase in share prices

 

[PaulGherkin]

I guess the haters then reconnect after a few months eh @Lupus

 

[Lupus]

I guess the haters then reconnect after a few months eh @Lupus

Nah, they remain off more then likely.

 

[geezer]

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

Don't worry, everything will be fine on Monday when the next Multichoice sponsored content comes out.

 

[PaulGherkin]

Don't worry, everything will be fine on Monday when the next Multichoice sponsored content comes out.

I think next week is ripe for yet another MonoChoice piracy artikel...

 

[Operator]

The Afrikaners like Kyknet and rugby, so they will keep DSTV going and keep them alive

 

[WollieVerstege]

Looking at their share prices, hovering around R112 a share for 6 months with some dips to 100, much better than 2023 when it was around R70
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That's a 57% increase in share prices

That is more about the Canal+ take over. If that falls through that share price is only going one way.

 

[BBSA]

The Afrikaners like Kyknet and rugby, so they will keep DSTV going and keep them alive

Yeah, the older folks, but millennials and Gen Z? Not so much.

 

[Lupus]

That is more about the Canal+ take over. If that falls through that share price is only going one way.

Not sure if it is going to fall through, but guess we will have to see how many palms are greased

Canal+ Moves Forward with Mandatory Offer to MultiChoice Shareholders - TechAfrica News

Canal+ and MultiChoice submitted a merger filing to South Africa’s Competition Commission, advancing Canal+’s ZAR125.00 per share acquisition offer.

www.techafricanews.com

 

[Tman*]

The Afrikaners like Kyknet and rugby, so they will keep DSTV going and keep them alive

Looking at the business side of things, it's not possible for such a vast minority to keep DSTV going. Drop in the ocean

 

[WollieVerstege]

Not sure if it is going to fall through, but guess we will have to see how many palms are greased

Canal+ Moves Forward with Mandatory Offer to MultiChoice Shareholders - TechAfrica News

Canal+ and MultiChoice submitted a merger filing to South Africa’s Competition Commission, advancing Canal+’s ZAR125.00 per share acquisition offer.

www.techafricanews.com

I have seen deals fall through days before the final agreement is signed, so it aint final till it's final.

But the point of my post was that the share price is not where it is because of any fundamentals within Multichoice but rather due to sentiment around the take over.

 

[Lupus]

I have seen deals fall through days before the final agreement is signed, so it aint final till it's final.

But the point of my post was that the share price is not where it is because of any fundamentals within Multichoice but rather due to sentiment around the take over.

If that was the case why is it not at R125 where Canal plus is buying it at, it all does coincidentally start to happen when the country is more stable power wise and one of the complaints was due to LS, it must've cost a fortune to run generators for those buildings.