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Canal+ increases Kino Swiat stake, renews NBA rights

July 15, 2021 11.15 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Canal+ Polska has increased its stake in the production and distribution company Kino Swiat by a further 16%.

As a result, it now owns 85% of the company, which has over 2,000 hours of cinema and TV films in its library. Canal+ Polska has been the majority owner of Kino Swiat since November 2019, when it acquired a 70% stake in the company from its previous owners Tomasz Karczewski and Marcin Piasecki.

Following the latest transaction, they hold a 14% stake in the company and remain board members. In a separate development, Canal+ Polska has renewed the rights it holds for the NBA for a further two years.

NBA games can be viewed on Canal+ online, as well as the proprietary services Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Sport 2, nSport+, Canal+ Family and Now.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Canal+ Polska, Kino Swiat, NBA, Poland Edited: 15 July 2021 11:23

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