List of CNBC channels

This is a list of channels broadcast under the CNBC brand (formerly Consumer News and Business Channel) by NBCUniversal and its affiliates around the world. Following on from the original United States-based channel, launched in 1989, European and Asian versions were established in 1995 and 1996 respectively.[1] Since then, sub-continental and local language versions of the channel have been created in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, many under a licensing agreement. At present, sixteen distinct CNBC channels exist worldwide, of which seven are wholly owned by NBCUniversal and a further nine have NBCUniversal as a minority stakeholder or a licensor. A further channel, the Korean language operated SBS-CNBC, began broadcasting on December 28, 2009, in conjunction with Seoul Broadcasting System.[2][3] Later, the Indonesian Language operated CNBC Indonesia, is launched in 2018 in conjunction with Trans Media.[4][5]

List of channels
ChannelEstablishedOwner(s)[A]LanguageHeadquartersArea served
Class CNBC2000[B]Class Editori (60%), Mediaset (20%),
NBCUniversal (20%)		ItalianMilan, ItalyItaly
CNBC1989NBCUniversalEnglishEnglewood Cliffs, New JerseyUnited States,
Canada
CNBC Africa2007NBCUniversal / Africa Business NewsEnglishJohannesburg, South AfricaAfrica
CNBC Arabia2003Middle East Business News (franchisee)ArabicDubai, United Arab EmiratesArab World
CNBC Asia1995[C]NBCUniversal[D]EnglishSingaporeAsia
CNBC Awaaz2005TV18 (90%), NBCUniversal (10%)HindiMumbai, IndiaIndia
CNBC Europe1996[E]NBCUniversal[F]EnglishLondon, EnglandEurope
CNBC TV181999[G]TV18 (90%), NBCUniversal(10%)EnglishMumbai, IndiaIndia
CNBC World2001NBCUniversal[H]EnglishEnglewood Cliffs, New JerseyWorldwide
Nikkei CNBC1999Nikkei (51%), NBCUniversal,
TV Tokyo, Jupiter TV		Japanese[I]Tokyo, JapanJapan
CNBC Indonesia2018Trans Media (franchisee)IndonesianJakarta, IndonesiaIndonesia
JKN-CNBC2020JKN Global Group (franchisee)ThaiBangkok, ThailandThailand
CNBC Bajar2014[6]TV18 (75%), NBCUniversal and Zee Network(10%-25%)GujaratiNew Delhi, IndiaIndia
CNBC Tamilan2006TV18 (25%), NBCUniversal and Zee Network(65%-10%)Tamil Greater Noida, IndiaIndia
CNBC Bangles2002TV18 (75%), NBCUniversal and Zee Network(10%-25%)BanglaNew Delhi, IndiaIndia
CNBC-e2024NBCUniversal and İlbak HoldingTurkishIstanbul, TurkeyTurkey
CNBC Pakistan2005NBCUniversal and ARY NetworkUrduIslamabad, PakistanPakistan

Closed channels

TVN CNBC started in 2007 and closed in 2014, in Poland. MBN-CNBC started in 2002 and rechanged mbn in 2005 and relaunched general channel Maeil Broadcasting Network in 2011 in South Korea, CNBC was also cooperated with etomato and Chosun Ilbo (now cooperate with Seoul Broadcasting System). CNBC Pakistan started in 2005 and became Jaag TV in 2013 in Pakistan. SBS CNBC started on December 28, 2009, and closed on December 31, 2020, and became SBS Biz.

Local feeds

The following channels are not independent operational entities, but rather sub-regional services operated by CNBC Europe and Asia. They largely show identical programming to the main pan-regional feed, but operate a localised ticker relevant to that particular area and in some cases air area-specific advertising.

ChannelParentHeadquartersNotes
CNBC AU/NZCNBC AsiaHas some opt-out slots from pan-regional schedule for additional airings of Australian programming
CNBC BeneluxCNBC Europe
CNBC Hong KongCNBC AsiaHong Kong
CNBC NordicCNBC EuropeFormerly aired some original programming
CNBC SingaporeCNBC Asia
CNBC UKCNBC EuropeLondon, EnglandAirs some local advertising and formerly aired some original programming

Notes
A Those channels in which NBC Universal does not hold a stake are operated under a licensing agreement.
B As CFN, later CFN/CNBC.
C E Original launch date; merged with Dow Jones-owned competitors Asia Business News and European Business News in 1998.
D F H Formerly co-owned with Dow Jones & Company.
G As CNBC India.
I Also airs some English-language programming from CNBC's international networks.

References
  1. "Annual Report 1995: Business Review: NBC" (Press release). General Electric. Archived from the original on 2007-06-12. Retrieved 2007-07-16.
  2. "CNBC Preps Launch in South Korea". Adweek. 22 October 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-22.
  3. Ariens, Chris (22 October 2009). "CNBC Partners with SBS for Korean Biz Channel". TV Newser. Retrieved 2009-10-22.
  4. "CNBC and PT Trans Media Corpora announce Indonesia Partnership". CNBC.com. 10 January 2016. Retrieved 2016-05-10.
  5. "Transmedia Luncurkan CNBC Indonesia". CNNIndonesia.com. 8 February 2018. Retrieved 2018-03-17.
  6. "NETWORK 18". www.network18online.com. Retrieved 2017-12-27.
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