BX1

BX1

https://bx1.be/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bx1/

BX1, a State Owned entity headquartered in Belgium, was founded in 1985 and employs approximately 110 individuals. The company specializes in broadcast television and radio, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer. It operates as a regional public service news broadcaster, managing TV, radio, and online properties.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1985

Headcount

156

Headquarters

Belgium

Primary Segment

Broadcast television and radio

Ownership

State Owned

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BX1 offers 2 products in the media and telecoms services industry. BX1's product portfolio comprises of media and TV services and broadcast television and radio.

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BX1's revenues were less than $100M in 2024. Caretta Research has split BX1's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is linear TV carriage or subscription (thematic). For full access to BX1's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Jan

8th

2026

16:56

BX1 Rebrand & New Programs After Challenging Year – Archyde

24 The Evolving Landscape of Local Media: How BX1’s Reinvention Signals a Broader Trend Imagine a world where local news isn’t just about reporting what happened, but actively shaping what could happen. That’s the ambition behind BX1’s recent overhaul, a response to a “complicated” year and a harbinger of significant shifts in the local media ecosystem.

Jan

8th

2026

15:14

New programs, logo change... BX1 gets a new look

[Translated] The Brussels-based media BX1 lifted the veil on its new visual identity and revamped programming grid on Thursday. This presentation took place at the heart of its new headquarters, the 'Frame' in Schaerbeek, where the editorial team settled in November last year.This overhaul comes in a particular context, a few weeks after the announcement of the layoffs of eight employees.

Dec

20th

2025

01:30

Layoffs, B2B Tag

Journalists Laid Off: 'We Can Talk About a Generalized Hectic'

[Translated] LN24, a 24-hour news channel, announced on December 18 the layoff of three of its most prominent journalists: Jim Nejman, editor-in-chief, Maxime Binet, and Nicolas Pipyn. A few weeks earlier, it was another TV channel, BX1, that announced the layoff of five journalists.

Dec

11th

2025

10:50

« An immense mess », « no vision »: the cry of alarm from the Society of Journalists of BX1

[Translated] The Society of Journalists of BX1 expressed its « deep discomfort » on Thursday, through a press release, after the « forced departure » of five journalists.

Dec

5th

2025

18:30

Cost Cutting, Corporate Restructuring, Layoffs, B2B Tag

Redundancy is large at BX1 after severe layoff round

[Translated] Last Monday, BX1 moved to the new Frame building on the Reyerslaan, and a day later, the Board of Directors decided to dismiss eight people. Two people left voluntarily, and six were laid off immediately.A number of names have also become known.

Dec

4th

2025

18:07

Corporate Restructuring, Layoffs, B2B Tag

Tensions at BX1 after a mass layoff: the chain disrupted this Friday

[Translated] The BX1 staff announced on Thursday that the media's programs, in radio, television, on its website, and on social networks, will remain disrupted on Friday due to the organization of 'general assemblies' on the

Dec

4th

2025

13:31

Corporate Restructuring, Layoffs, B2B Tag

Restructuring at BX1: Six Layoffs and Two Confirmed Departures

[Translated] The BX1 administration confirmed on Thursday the layoff of six people, added to two voluntary departures, as part of a restructuring plan within the Brussels-based local media.Also read: When Jacqueline Galant instructs liberal elected officials not to support their local mediaThe BX1 personnel was informed on Thursday morning of the exact contours of the restructuring plan, unveiled a week earlier by the administration.

Dec

2nd

2025

16:57

Corporate Restructuring, B2B Tag

Restructuring at BX1: Staff Denounces 'Brutal' and 'Opaque' Management

[Translated] La colère grones from the side of BX1 personnel. Gathered in the general assembly this Monday following the announcement of a rebalancing plan, including eight layoffs at very short notice, employees repeat 'their astonishment'.

Nov

29th

2025

03:10

Corporate Restructuring, Layoffs, B2B Tag

Restructuration at BX1: the AJP expresses its concern and assures its support to the personnel

[Translated] The Professional Association of Journalists (AJP) reacted on Thursday evening to the announcement by BX1: the Brussels-based media is to proceed with the economic layoff of eight full-time equivalents out of a total of 53.

Nov

27th

2025

18:30

Layoffs, B2B Tag

Laid off at BX1: Journalists' union expresses support to affected employees

[Translated] According to our information, BX1 is also planning not to replace retired employees and to lay off employees on sick leave, as stated by the AJP (Association des journalistes professionnels) on Thursday evening.

Nov

27th

2025

18:16

Corporate Restructuring, Layoffs, B2B Tag

« A risk as human as it is for the quality of information »: AJP reacts to BX1 restructuring

[Translated] The Association of Professional Journalists (AJP) assures the personnel of BX1 of its support as the Brussels-based media announced the economic layoff of eight full-time equivalent (FTE) employees.

Nov

27th

2025

02:30

Layoffs, B2B Tag

Layoffs, funding losses, reform of APEs: local TVs are (almost) all worried about their future

[Translated] [{'text': "The administrative body of BX1, the Brussels local TV, announced on Tuesday a reorganization of the channel, which includes the layoff of eight full-time equivalents. It justifies these layoffs by the 'major crisis' that the media have been suffering from for many months."}, {'text': '‘The teams were in shock,’ whispers an internal source.

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