Vivendi

French mass media holding company

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December 9 2024 Vivendi's shareholders approved the split project, with spin-off companies starting to trade on December 16.
December 9 2024 Vivendi's shareholders approved the split project, with spin-off companies starting to trade on December 16.
July 2024 Reporters Without Borders (RWB) alleged Vivendi was involved in a disinformation campaign against them and published investigation results revealing a fake website hosted by a disinformation agency called Progressif Media, which was hosted at Vivendi.
July 2024 Reporters Without Borders (RWB) alleged Vivendi was involved in a disinformation campaign against them and published investigation results revealing a fake website hosted by a disinformation agency called Progressif Media, which was hosted at Vivendi.
July 22 2024 Vivendi announced that post-split, the publishing company would become Louis Hachette Group, with Canal+ and Havas to be listed on different stock exchanges.
July 22 2024 Vivendi announced that post-split, the publishing company would become Louis Hachette Group, with Canal+ and Havas to be listed on different stock exchanges.
February 13 2024 The Conseil d'État ordered CNews, part of the Vivendi group, to better respect journalistic standards and diversity in response to a request by Reporters Without Borders (RWB).
February 13 2024 The Conseil d'État ordered CNews, part of the Vivendi group, to better respect journalistic standards and diversity in response to a request by Reporters Without Borders (RWB).
January 30 2024 Vivendi's supervisory board approved a split project to separate its businesses into four separate companies.
January 30 2024 Vivendi's supervisory board approved a split project to separate its businesses into four separate companies.
June 2023 Vivendi agreed to sell Editis to Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský's Czech Media Invest.
June 2023 Vivendi agreed to sell Editis to Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský's Czech Media Invest.
July 2022 Vivendi announced plans to spin off Editis due to potential European competition regulatory issues.
July 2022 Vivendi announced plans to spin off Editis due to potential European competition regulatory issues.
September 2021 Vivendi distributed 60% of its Universal Music Group shares to shareholders and retained 10% in an IPO at Euronext Amsterdam.
September 2021 Vivendi distributed 60% of its Universal Music Group shares to shareholders and retained 10% in an IPO at Euronext Amsterdam.
January 2021 Vivendi bought a 9.9% stake in the Spanish media conglomerate Prisa.
January 2021 Vivendi bought a 9.9% stake in the Spanish media conglomerate Prisa.
December 2020 Vivendi announced a deal to buy the French media conglomerate Prisma Media from Bertelsmann.
December 2020 Vivendi announced a deal to buy the French media conglomerate Prisma Media from Bertelsmann.
October 2020 Vivendi acquired a 12% stake in South Africa's media company, MultiChoice.
October 2020 Vivendi acquired a 12% stake in South Africa's media company, MultiChoice.
August 2020 Vivendi doubled its stake in Lagardère to 23.5%, becoming the largest shareholder.
August 2020 Vivendi doubled its stake in Lagardère to 23.5%, becoming the largest shareholder.
April 2020 Vivendi bought a 10.6% stake in Lagardère Group, which includes the world's third-largest book publisher Hachette.
April 2020 Vivendi bought a 10.6% stake in Lagardère Group, which includes the world's third-largest book publisher Hachette.
2019 Vivendi acquired Nigeria's film studio ROK Studios, including its linear channels and VOD service IROKO+.
2019 Vivendi completed its €900 million acquisition of Editis, a major French book publisher.
2019 Vivendi acquired Nigeria's film studio ROK Studios, including its linear channels and VOD service IROKO+.
2019 Vivendi completed its €900 million acquisition of Editis, a major French book publisher.
July 2016 Vivendi completed its takeover of Gameloft, the world's largest mobile-games publisher, which had reported over 1 billion game downloads in 2016.
July 2016 Vivendi completed its takeover of Gameloft, the world's largest mobile-games publisher, which had reported over 1 billion game downloads in 2016.
June 2016 Vivendi completed a hostile takeover of Gameloft by acquiring its founders' stake after reaching 30% ownership.
June 2016 Vivendi completed a hostile takeover of Gameloft by acquiring its founders' stake after reaching 30% ownership.
2015 Vivendi bought 80% share in Dailymotion for approximately $273 million.
2015 Vivendi bought 80% share in Dailymotion for approximately $273 million.
December 17 2015 Vivendi acquired a 64.4% majority stake in Belgian online radio aggregator Radionomy, including Winamp and Shoutcast platforms.
December 17 2015 Vivendi acquired a 64.4% majority stake in Belgian online radio aggregator Radionomy, including Winamp and Shoutcast platforms.
October 2015 Vivendi increased its stake in Telecom Italia to around 19% of ordinary share capital, with CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine becoming Executive Chairman.
October 2015 Vivendi bought minority stakes in French video game studios Gameloft and Ubisoft.
October 2015 Vivendi bought minority stakes in French video game studios Gameloft and Ubisoft.
October 2015 Vivendi increased its stake in Telecom Italia to around 19% of ordinary share capital, with CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine becoming Executive Chairman.
April 2015 A Bolloré shareholder raised its stake in Vivendi from 10.2 percent to 12.01 percent for €568 million.
April 2015 A Bolloré shareholder raised its stake in Vivendi from 10.2 percent to 12.01 percent for €568 million.
August 2014 Vivendi sold GVT to Telefônica Vivo, a subsidiary of Telefónica in Brazil.
August 2014 Vivendi sold GVT to Telefônica Vivo, a subsidiary of Telefónica in Brazil.
June 2014 Vincent Bolloré was appointed as president of Vivendi, with a strategic aim of developing synergies between the company's media subsidiaries.
June 2014 Vincent Bolloré was appointed as president of Vivendi, with a strategic aim of developing synergies between the company's media subsidiaries.

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