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Television

At the Center

of our Businesses

Film

Music

Digital

Canal+ Group is the French leader

in pay-TV. It is also present in

free-to-air TV and film, and has

operations in Europe, Africa

and Vietnam.

Canal+ Group produces the Canal+ pay-TV channels,

which are recognized for the originality, creativity, and

exclusivity of their content. It also distributes Canalsat,

a pay-TV package featuring over 150 channels. In

2012, Canal+ Group developed its free channel division

by purchasing D8 and D17. At year-end 2014, D8 was

ranked fifth-largest national channel (market share of

3.3%), confirming the effectiveness of the investments

made in free-to-air TV.

In light of the way digital consumption modes are

developing, Canal+ Group has implemented several

tools: the mobile application myCanal, the SVoD

(video-on-demand by unlimited subscription) service

As an integrated media and content industrial group, Vivendi holds a world leadership

position in music, is the European leader in films, and the French leader in television.

It is present across the entire value chain - from the discovery of talent to the creation,

production and distribution of content.

Today’s developments in these businesses occur in the digital arena. The group’s leadership

positions mean that it can fully seize all opportunities. Digital is also driving the convergence

in consumption modes for musical and audiovisual content, multiplying the possibilities

for synergies and projects among the three Vivendi subsidiaries: Canal+ Group,

Universal Music Group and Vivendi Village.

€5,456

7,033

Revenues

employees

At the center of our businesses

Canalplay, and a multi-channel network on YouTube. In 2014, to further accelerate its deployment in the sector,

Canal+ Group created a new division, Canal OTT.

As it seeks to expand in Africa, in October 2014, the group launched A+, a new channel made by Africans for

Africans. At year-end 2014, Canal+ Group had more than 1.55 million subscribers on the African continent.

In addition to its film investment obligations as a French pay-TV channel, Canal+ Group owns Studiocanal, the

European leader in movies and television series. It operates in the three main European markets (France, United

Kingdom and Germany), Australia, and New Zealand.

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