Thanks to subscription revenues that represent around 80% of the Group’s revenue, distribution across all broadcasting channels (OTT, IPTV, 5G and satellite) and
both linear and non-linear offerings, Canal+ enjoys a resilient business model that allows it to seize the growth opportunities on offer in its various markets.
With 3.5 billion euros invested in premium content each year, it is a key player in sports (the leading financier of rugby in France, and the principal partner of
UEFA and EPL internationally), cinema, series (more than 50 original series per year in more than 15 languages) and entertainment (documentaries, comedy
and shows). This generalist model, based on a number of thematic pillars (sports, cinema, series, entertainment and youth) and with strong local roots, sets it apart from its main competitors, in particular global streaming players. With the support of its subsidiary Studiocanal, which owns 19 production companies and 8 distribution companies, Canal+ is the leading producer and distributor of feature films and TV series in Europe. It holds the largest catalog in Europe, with approximately 9,400 titles from more than 60 countries.
Studiocanal also owns and develops successful international franchises, with the best known being Paddington.

The Dailymotion ecosystem consists of a video-hosting platform (dailymotion.com), which connects nearly 400 million users every month, a cutting-edge video
player (a technology for streaming videos and live sessions), an international network of partner publishers, and a video monetization programming platform. Its mission,
as a positive alternative to mainstream social networks, is to bring more nuance to everyday debates and encourage users to interact differently and in a more
benevolent manner. Dailymotion is the leading French online video sharing platform, thanks to its partner ecosystem of more than 2,000 publishers worldwide.

Under the Canalbox brand, Group Vivendi Africa (GVA) is the FTTH market leader in the countries where it operates as a result of better quality service, at higher speeds, with unlimited usage and more affordable rates.
In 2024, after eight years of operational activity, GVA continued to record strong growth, thanks to ever-increasing demand for ultra-fast broadband at home in its 8 operating countries (Burkina Faso, Republic of Côte d’Ivoire, Congo-Brazzaville, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Uganda, Rwanda and Togo). At end-2024, GVA
served over 2.8 million homes and eligible businesses and was ranked as the leading FTTH operator in almost all of its markets. It is planning to expand its FTTH networks in major African cities with the target of reaching 5 million homes and businesses.