Grand Lille TV

Grand Lille TV

https://www.grandlille.tv/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/grand-lille-tv/

Grand Lille TV, privately owned and headquartered in France, was founded in 2009. With approximately 10 employees, the company operates as a tier 1 media tech buyer, specializing in broadcast television and radio. It functions as a French local news channel, primarily covering the metropolitan area of Lille.

2024 Revenue

Founded

2009

Headcount

4

Headquarters

France

Primary Segment

Broadcast television and radio

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

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

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Grand Lille TV's revenues were less than $10M in 2024. All the revenue comes from linear (thematic channel groups).

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Feb

3rd

2026

08:49

Awards and Recognitions, B2B Tag

Call for Application: The Great Health Awards Chack Up

[Translated] The Great Health Awards Check Up are the event organized by BFM BUSINESS celebrating women, men, and innovative projects contributing to transforming our healthcare system. Broadcast on the radio, television, and digital, this sixth edition will take place on April 14th next at the Pathé Palace in Paris.

Bpifrance France

Jan

28th

2026

14:19

Cost Cutting, Layoffs, B2B Tag

INFO BFM BUSINESS. Government Modifies Job Cuts in National Education: 3,256 Teachers Fewer at Next School Year (Originally 4,000)

[Translated] A document transmitted by the Ministry of National Education to teacher unions on Wednesday, January 28, revises downward the volume of job cuts for the 2026 school year. Nearly 800 teacher trainee positions will be maintained.This is a (small) relief for teachers.

Jan

12th

2026

03:48

French savings have never been so important: 6,477.6 billion euros!

[Translated] The French have never had so much savings. The financial assets of households in France stood at 6,477.6 billion euros as of June 2025, according to the Bank of France. This is 50% more than 10 years ago.

La Dépêche du Midi

Jan

9th

2026

07:31

Good news for your taxes? The tax bracket should be reindexed to the level of inflation in the 2026 Budget

[Translated] Small good news at the beginning of 2026.

Jan

4th

2026

03:00

Business Expansion, B2B Tag

EXCLUSIVE BAROMETER. 38% of French bosses expect to develop outside the country in 2026

[Translated] One year ago, bosses showed a pessimism never seen since 2012 for the French economy, against a backdrop of political paralysis, public finance drift, and battered competitiveness.

Jan

4th

2026

00:24

INFOGRAPHIES. "Entrepreneurs will seek profitability where they think they can find it": 56% of French business leaders prioritize international development in 2026

[Translated] Despite the persistence of geopolitical tensions, economic fluctuations, and political instability, half of French business leaders say they are neutral, confident, or optimistic, according to Eurogroup Consulting's 2026 barometer.As France begins 2026 without a state budget, business leaders are regaining their confidence.

Dec

26th

2025

09:18

Azfalte à la télévision, sur BFM Grand Lille

[Translated] Urbains, familiaux, loisirs, pliants, professionnels

Dec

25th

2025

22:28

Universities: a 4.3% growth surprise driven by consumption

[Translated] 22The American economy surprised at the third quarter by posting an annualized growth rate of 4.3%, significantly above expectations. According to figures published by the Commerce Department and relayed by BFM Business, this performance marks a significant acceleration compared to the second quarter, where growth was established at 3.8%.This progress is mainly explained by a marked rebound in household consumption, up 3.5% over the period, compared to 2.5% in the previous quarter.

Dec

16th

2025

01:57

BFM Business Inquiry: The RN wants to charm French banks

[Translated] Jordan Bardella met with a dozen major Anglo-Saxon investment funds to present his economic program. He is also trying to meet with major French banks, which remain cautious.

Dec

12th

2025

12:14

We Don't Have Magic Money: Left Wants to Block Health Supplement Tariffs, Organizations Denounce Unconstitutional Measure

[Translated] To avoid the impact of the 1 billion euro surtax targeting health supplement contracts, socialists have voted an amendment to the Sécu budget that could block their tariffs at 2025 levels.For health supplement organizations, it's the final straw.

Dec

12th

2025

12:05

Salaries 2026: Limited Increases of 2.1%, Despite Inflation Decline

[Translated] Employees should expect more modest salary increases in 2026. According to an Alixio study relayed by BFM Business, salary revaluations will not exceed 2.1% on average, compared to 2.4% last year.This decline is consistent with the decline in inflation, which has now reached 0.9% over one year.Companies, relieved, are taking the reins again in annual mandatory negotiations.NAO budgets in declineAlmost half of HR managers surveyed (46%) plan to reduce their salary increase budgets.

Dec

7th

2025

01:02

What's in the Mail: Bang & Olufsen Celebrates 100 Years (2/2) - 07/12

[Translated] What's in the Mail: Bang & Olufsen Celebrates 100 Years (2/2) - 07/12This Sunday, December 7, Elise Daligault, marketing director for France and Benelux at Bang & Olufsen, tells the story of the Danish brand, well-known for developing high-end audiovisual devices, by recalling its glory days in the 80s and 90s, before presenting its strategic plan to return to the forefront and regain markets, in the De Quoi J'me Mail program presented by François Sorel.

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