Naspers to list MultiChoice Group on the JSE

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Naspers to list MultiChoice Group on the JSE

Naspers has announced it will list its Video Entertainment business separately on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).

It will simultaneously look to unbundle the shares in this business to its shareholders.
 
Listing independently a business that will fatally decline...

I'd love to see if Koos and Naspers management will keep the proportional equivalent in Multichoice shares as they have in Naspers shares. :unsure:
 
Pretty much expected this happening, just a matter of time before they fully spinoff the division. Naspers shareholders really want to focus on leaching off Tencent and not worry about anything else.
 
Cut and run. The writing is on the wall for Multichoice and Naspers is taking the early gap not to be tainted in the future.
 
Good. About time the regular public got in on this. Also expecting a good initial drop from BEE shareholders getting rid of their stake.
 
If ever there was a serious moment of insanity, this is it o_O
 
Generally unbundling of this nature is just another way of selling off when nobody wants to buy this dead dog, the writing is on the wall and they know it.
 
SuperSport, DStv, MNet and Showmax are the brands owned by MultiChoice.
OK, so you saying they going to split the company as follows:
Naspers (Internet Services)
  • Internet media: ibibo, Multiply, Buscapé, PayU , Movile, SimilarWeb, Avito.ru
  • Internet providers: MWEB
  • Internet media: Media24
  • Internet Shopping: Takealot, Alegro.pl, OLX
  • Internet Messaging: Tencent
  • Internet Streaming: Showmax
  • Internet Mail: Mail.ru
MultiChoice (Satellite Services)
  • Satellite TV: DSTV, MultiChoice, SuperSport, DStv, MNet
  • Satellite Encryption: Irdeto
 
OK, so you saying they going to split the company as follows:
Naspers (Internet Services)
  • Internet media: ibibo, Multiply, Buscapé, PayU , Movile, SimilarWeb, Avito.ru
  • Internet providers: MWEB
  • Internet media: Media24
  • Internet Shopping: Takealot, Alegro.pl, OLX
  • Internet Messaging: Tencent
  • Internet Streaming: Showmax
  • Internet Mail: Mail.ru
MultiChoice (Satellite Services)
  • Satellite TV: DSTV, MultiChoice, SuperSport, DStv, MNet
  • Satellite Encryption: Irdeto
Well it makes sense except that Media24 would fall under their media and publication division. MC is already a separate company with shareholders. ShowMax has fallen under it for some time now but I'm not sure who has the rights.
 
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