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Lionel Uzan Succeeding Pascal Breton As President Of Federation Studios As Montefiore Ups Stake

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Federation Studios‘ Lionel Uzan is taking the reins at the French giant with Pascal Breton stepping back, as Montefiore becomes a majority shareholder.

Federation, which had been seeking a huge cash injection for the past couple of years, will have a new structure with an increase of capital whereby Montefiore, which previously had a 33% stake, becomes a majority shareholder alongside other financial shareholders.

At this point the group will “refocus its strategy on its most promising markets, and on scripted content,” it said today.

Breton, who founded Federation more than a decade ago, is becoming chairman of the supervisory board while Uzan joined in 2015. He will be supported by an executive board comprising Éric Broet, Cosette Liebgott, Simona Rapino and Chiraz Zribi.

The Montefiore move represents a U-turn from what the leaders told Deadline last year.

In 2025, when they signaled they were seeking hundreds of millions in investment, Breton said: “We have 55 producers [within the company] and feel we can double that in the next two to three years, so we want to replace Montefiore and find a stronger partner for the future.”

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