Banijay, a privately owned company headquartered in France, was founded in 2008 and employs approximately 620 individuals. It reported $2.8B in revenue as of 2024. As a tier 1 media tech buyer, the company specializes in media managed services. Operating under Banijay Group and FL Entertainment, Banijay is a television production company whose subsidiaries include Adventure Line Productions, Banijay Kids and Family, Beyond International, Endemol Shine UK, and Mastiff. Banijay Rights is captured as an independent entity.
Banijay Entertainment announced on March 12, 2026, that its quiz format *Tipping Point* is expanding to New Zealand for the first time. Screentime New Zealand, a Banijay company, will produce *Celebrity Tipping Point NZ* for TVNZ 1 and TVNZ+, set to air later this year with news broadcaster Daniel Faitaua as presenter. Previously, on March 11, the company's reality competition format *The 50* secured its sixth international adaptation, with Banijay Italia producing a 10-episode series for Prime Video. This format, originally created by B-Prod, sees 50 reality stars compete inside a castle under a mysterious Lion-masked Game Master. Also on March 11, Banijay secured the first international adaptation of its culinary competition format *100 Knives*; TV 2 Denmark commissioned a local version produced by Metronome, part of Banijay Nordic, following its debut commission for Mastiff Sweden by TV4. Concurrently, Banijay Kids & Family unveiled new licensing partnerships for the *Mr Bean* brand and appointed a new licensing agent for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Banijay has customers like RTL Deutschland. Banijay has commercial and technical partners like Pokeepsie Films, Prime Video & Amazon Studios and Keshet Media Group. Examples of Banijay's suppliers include Moments Lab, EMG (Euro Media Group) and Tigre Productions.