HeatSeeker:
They should better sell!

Streaming has eaten deeply into their market share, and they can no longer boast of dominance decisively. Sell it off so that running the business profitably is now the headache of the French.

kayswag100:


I feel you! Only issue is that when I stream football, I'm always about 1 minute + away from live action. For those that dont mind, mtn is an alternative

For me, when on live football, I do a live text commentary in a group im in. Sadly, DSTV wins it for me. Movies are all crap sha (anaconda, transformers, batman, and all thise old movies on repeat!)

verybadmouth:
Who cares, last time I subscribed DSTV was 2022 Aug. MTN can't be taking my money and DSTV also, I ain't a robot

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

U can actually watch live programs online with Iptv

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

accordadoga22:
Hehehe

Multi choice wey dey do Nigerians wayo.

You better sell it now before it gets too late because very soon we will boycott you

SoNature:
Multi Choice made over N277 billion last year in Nigeria alone. Then, imagine how much they make across the countries they operate in Africa.

There's no way the management of Multi Choice can sell such a business because it's an high-return investment.

nairalanda1:


Startimes, meanwhile, is very cheap.

SouthSouth1914:
If I were them, I would sell pocket 70% in cash and 30 in shares. Multichoice are not dominant in the market again since the inception of Netflix et ‘al.

They should not rue their chances in the future for not taking this. We all know what happened to Yahoo, and other companies on the past who regretted their chances!

HeatSeeker:
They should better sell!

Streaming has eaten deeply into their market share, and they can no longer boast of dominance decisively. Sell it off so that running the business profitably is now the headache of the French.

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

Noniblaq:
Do you know that with only 200k you can start a boutique business today. Quote me if interested

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

Ferdinandu:
If DSTV partner streaming service Showmax can stream live premier league what makes you think that in future Netflix and co can't do that. The game is up for Multichoice. Premium sports monopoly has been the password they have been using to scam everyone but it is catching up with them

djon78:




Exactly

Streaming services are taking over the world

I was talking with a Chinese partner who came on country visit two weeks ago

He said in China there's nothing like DStv

That what is used over there is more of streaming services because of very fast paced internet


Once our internet speed rapidly improves in Nigeria
Many will not need DStv again

Streaming services will take over

DStv better cash out now it's still early

fashrola:


Wake up bro, larger percentage owners of DSTV has ditched to TV Streaming.

Starlink has even made it possible and other Fiber Optics provider in Nigeria. DSTV is loosing the market and they are feeling it.

Even MetroTV is showing all live premier matches for 5k a month.

To make it worse, PHCN electricity supply has been very poor lately and it’s one of the major factors too.

nairalandkachy1:


https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/s-africas-multichoice-ends-deal-talks-with-vivendis-canal-plus-2024-02-05/

Yampotatocarrot:


Please, how does metroTV work? Just hearing of them for the first time

fashrola:


Just go to their website MetroTV and check their agents closer to you.

It’s 5k per month and shows all DSTV channels inclusive of live premier leagues

Cons: their channels are not HD and has low resolution

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

Noniblaq:
Do you know that with only 200k you can start a boutique business today. Quote me if interested

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

Enemyofpeace:
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew




I don survive DEC 25 and JAN 1, remain FEB 14.🤗😔😔

Yampotatocarrot:


Thanks for this, and for stating the cons also

santaclaws:


Streaming? Well, DSTV doesn't need your internet connection to function and streaming services are majorly for movies and series (unless you want to pay on multiple streaming platforms to watch sports like DAZN), DSTV offers much more than that. There's a wide market for both media services to co-exist, so I wouldn't say that. Netflix cannot show live football matches, so what are you talking about?

Bottom line is that $1.6B is a grossly undervalued sum for Multichoice as an African multinational media company, the largest of its kind.

HeatSeeker:


You are very wrong on this one. Football matches and all other forms of entertainment and media services can be streamed without any hassles. Streaming is not only about netflix

SoNature:
Multi Choice made over N277 billion last year in Nigeria alone. Then, imagine how much they make across the countries they operate in Africa.

There's no way the management of Multi Choice can sell such a business because it's a high-return investment.