HBO Max Expands European Footprint Through CANAL+ Deal

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Warner Bros. Discovery has signed a multi-year, multi-regional deal with CANAL+ to expand HBO Max across Europe.

The deal includes the launch of HBO Max via CANAL+ in Belgium and Austria. The agreement will also see the renewal of WBD’s thematic channels in Africa and Europe.

The renewed channels include Cartoon Network, Cartoonito, CNN International, Warner TV, HBO and Cinemax.

Building on deals signed in France in 2024, the deal will have the platform expand to Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein on Jan. 13, with the United Kingdom to follow.

The agreement, both parties deem to be a ‘major milestone,’ strengthens CANAL+’s African offering across kids, entertainment, news and factual genres.

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