The group

A film house, and everything a film house can become.

Over four decades Videovision has grown from production and distribution into a diversified South African group, spanning studios, radio, real estate, retail, telecommunications and renewable energy.

International sales & distribution

Distant Horizon

The wholly-owned international arm, with offices in London and Los Angeles, carrying South African stories to the world.

Film studios

Cape Town Film Studios

South Africa's first major studio facility, developed and chaired by Anant Singh, founder and CEO of Videovision Entertainment, on 200 hectares outside Cape Town.

Real estate

The Pearls of Umhlanga

A landmark luxury residential development on the Umhlanga beachfront, north of Durban.

Radio

Smile 90.4FM

A bilingual talk-and-music station broadcasting across the Cape Town metro since 2013, co-chaired by Anant Singh.

Venture capital

Tsiya Group

An investment partnership with Investec across commercial radio, telecoms and fuel distribution.

Retail

Signature Cosmetics & Fragrances

A retail chain of more than sixty stores across Southern Africa.

Also in the group

Holdings that reach across the South African economy.

Videovision holds a Level 1 B-BBEE rating and is 100% black-owned and controlled.

Next Entertainment, home entertainment for the major studios
Origin Pictures, London, a content supplier to the BBC
Phutuma Nathi, the empowerment vehicle holding 20% of MultiChoice South Africa
ATC South Africa, the country's leading independent wireless tower operator
MTN Zakhele, the empowerment vehicle in MTN South Africa
Videovision Renewables, two solar projects in development

And the largest thing the group has ever built is still rising.

eThekwini Film City