Jonnydepony is a privately owned company based in Belgium. Founded in 2015, the company operates with approximately 10 employees. In early 2023, media giant Banijay Benelux acquired a majority stake in Jonnydepony, integrating it into the global Banijay Entertainment network while preserving its creative autonomy. The company specializes in entertainment content rights, primarily functioning as an independent Belgian television production company focused on scripted drama series. Originally founded by creator and showrunner Philippe De Schepper, the company expanded with co-owner and financing expert Helen Perquy in 2018. Its portfolio includes the political thriller Black-out, the international smuggling drama Transport, the dystopian sci-fi series Arcadia (which syndicated across 17 countries), the crime series The Big Fuck-up, and the drama BOHO.
In March 2023, Banijay Benelux acquired a majority stake in Jonnydepony, a Belgium-based scripted production company. The move expanded Banijay Benelux's scripted activities in Belgium. Jonnydepony, founded in 2015, is known for producing the Belgian soap opera Familie. In other news, Jonnydepony has set rising star Willem De Schryver from Netflix's YA hit show "High Tides" for the title role of "I Was a Cop in the 80s," ordered by Amazon Prime Netherlands and Flemish streamer Streamz. Additionally, APC Kids, part of APC Studios, will present the live-action series Hawa & Adam and Walter's Christmas: Keeper of the Forest at MipTV in April 2023.
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Jonnydepony offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. Jonnydepony's product portfolio comprises of entertainment content rights.
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Jonnydepony's revenues were less than $10M in 2024. All the revenue comes from entertainment rights and distribution.
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