Multichoice officially listed on the JSE on Wednesday.
JOHANNESBURG - Multichoice officially listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday.
'Kudu horns' were blown by MultiChoice Group CEO Calvo Mawela to signal that the market was officially open.MultiChoice Group will include subsidiaries such as Showmax, MultiChoice Botswana and MultiChoice Namibia.
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