Discover the latest international TV shows on Showmax and the significant investments by MultiChoice and NBCUniversal.
Showmax is set to launch a plethora of new content in February 2024, including the 1st seasons of Ted, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, and Found. South African pay TV company MultiChoice Group and U.S. media conglomerate Comcast's NBCUniversal Media are jointly investing approximately $177 million in Showmax. Additionally, MultiChoice plans to inject an additional $89 million by March 31, 2024, bringing the total investment to a staggering amount. The financial commitment is part of a strategic partnership formed in 2023, aiming to revamp Showmax comprehensively.
The disclosure of this significant funding indicates MultiChoice's dedication to enhancing Showmax's offerings. The streaming platform is undergoing a relaunch that will cost up to R3.3 billion, reflecting the substantial resources being allocated to improve user experience and content quality. Despite facing challenges with the new Showmax app, MultiChoice reassures subscribers of ongoing improvements and asks for patience during the transition period.
In a recent development, Brazilian TV giant Globo acquired the Canal+ and Showmax original drama Spinners, adding an international dimension to Showmax's content portfolio. This expansion highlights Showmax's growing presence in the global entertainment industry, attracting interest from renowned media companies worldwide.
As the investments in Showmax continue to grow, viewers can anticipate a remarkable transformation in the streaming platform's offerings, promising a diverse and engaging selection of TV shows and movies for audiences worldwide.
The new TV shows that you'll be able to watch on Showmax in February include 1st seasons of Ted, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Found.
The new Showmax is launching with wall-to-wall new content โ loads of new series, seasons and movies are on the way this February.
South African pay TV company MultiChoice Group and U.S. media conglomerate Comcast's NBCUniversal Media will invest about $177 million in Showmax's video ...
Pan-African broadcaster MultiChoice has announced that it will make a further $89 million investment into streaming platform Showmax by 31 March 2024.
MultiChoice has disclosed details of the monetary investment it and partner Comcast are making in Showmax.
The company stated that the investment forms a part of a $129 million funding round by MultiChoice and NBCUniversal, which owns a 30% stake in Showmax. To date, ...
MultiChoice revealed to shareholders on Thursday how much money it is pumping into Showmax with 30% partner Comcast, through its subsidiary NBCUniversal.
On 2 March 2023 MultiChoice announced that it had entered into an agreement with Comcast Corporation's (Comcast) subsidiary NBCUniversal Media, ...
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) โ South African pay TV company MultiChoice Group and U.S. media conglomerate Comcast's NBCUniversal Media will invest about $177 ...
MultiChoice is asking for patience and apologising following an ongoing barrage of complaints from subscribers of its new Showmax video streaming service.
This financial commitment stems from a strategic partnership formed in 2023 involving MultiChoice, NBCUniversal, and Sky, aimed at a comprehensive revamp of ...
Brazilian TV giant Globo has returned from last week's Content Americas event in Miami having acquired the Canal+ and Showmax original drama Spinners in a ...