Canal+could gain aLondon Stock Exchangelisting as part ofVivendis exploration of whether to split its business in three.
Today, it released a statement saying its study as demonstrated the feasibility of this project under satisfactory conditions.
This would make London an attractive solution for international investors.
Arnaud de Puyfontaine, CEO of VivendiALAIN JOCARD/AFP via Getty Images
The Bollore family that controls Vivendi would be left with a shareholding of around 30.6%.
Vivendi would still provide services to all three companies.
The change would need a two-thirds majority.
