Register No. 023
Is Deezer European?
No. Deezer is controlled from the United States.
No shareholder has a legal majority, but Access Industries holds about 39% of the votes on its own and 42% with related holders, far more than anyone else. Deezer's own 2025 filing says this holder could in practice decide general meeting votes and be considered as controlling the company. Access Industries is based in New York.
Latest
Nothing new on file since the check on 30 October 2026. Seen news about Deezer? Send it with a source.
- Controlled by
- Access Industries (founded by Len Blavatnik), through AI European Holdings Sàrl
- Control sits in
- United States
- Legal entity
- Deezer S.A.
- Company register
- RCS Paris (annuaire-entreprises.data.gouv.fr) · 898 969 852
- Seat
Paris, France- Founded
- 2007
- Last checked
About Deezer
Deezer is a music streaming service with paid plans. The company is based in Paris and listed on Euronext Paris. It had about 9.1 million subscribers at the end of 2025.
Ownership
At 31 December 2025, AI European Holdings Sàrl, the Access Industries vehicle, held 36.1% of Deezer's shares and 38.7% of voting rights. Counted with Warner Music's WEA International and director Guillaume d'Hauteville, which French law may treat as acting in concert with it, the figure is 42% of votes. Access Industries is a private holding company based in New York.
Evidence 4
- Deezer 2025 Universal Registration Document (French), section 7.3 shareholding and controldeezer-investors.com ↗
- Access Industries: private holding company based in New York, founded by Len Blavatnikaccessindustries.com ↗
- French company register data (Recherche d'entreprises API): Deezer, SIREN 898969852, 24 rue de Calais, Parisrecherche-entreprises.api.gouv.fr ↗
- Deezer: Offersdeezer.com ↗
Sources were opened and read on the date of the check. Registers and websites change; if one of these no longer says what we cite it for, tell us.
Product
Deezer
deezer.com ↗Music streaming from France
Deezer is one of the few large European alternatives to the American streaming services, and it is available in many countries. It suits listeners who want a full catalogue from a company headquartered in the EU rather than across the Atlantic.
- Instead of
- Apple Music, YouTube Music and Amazon Music
- Pricing
- Premium 11.99 euro per month as shown on the Dutch offers page. Prices vary by country.
- Suits
- Listeners who want a large catalogue from an EU company