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    Why DStv owner MultiChoice has opted not to pay a dividend in 2023

    June 14, 20231 Min Read
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    MultiChoice, the owner of Showmax, has no plans to slow down its push to become the top video-on-demand streaming service in Africa.

    1. Despite a loss of R2.9 billion in the year ending March 2022 due to difficulties in markets including South Africa and Nigeria, MultiChoice is determined to stay ahead of competitors.
    2. MultiChoice’s new streaming service, Showmax 2.0, is expected to launch by the end of March 2024.
    3. MultiChoice believes that partnering with Comcast, which recently took a 30% interest in Showmax, will help it expand across Africa and into areas such as fintech and sports betting.
    4. MultiChoice plans to produce more Showmax originals to compete with international players like Amazon Prime and Netflix.
    5. MultiChoice believes that its advantage over competitors is the high volume of local content it produces, which is significantly more than its rivals.
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