Banijay Entertainment has unveiled an unprecedented slate at Mipcom 2026, marking the company's first market showcase following its merger with All3 Media. The entertainment giant now occupies the largest stand at the event, rebaptised Banijay House, and claims to offer the biggest combined presence of any company in the world. The merger has consolidated major format franchises—including "The Traitors," "Survivor," "Fear Factor," and "The Circle"—under a single umbrella, positioning Banijay as the go-to provider across all genres, screens and platforms.

The expanded group is launching several high-profile titles, including the BBC One legal drama "Reputation," starring Naomie Harris and Christina Hendricks, and the Starz thriller "Maya," whilst boasting an extensive catalogue of returning favourites such as "Midsomer Murders," "Rogue Heroes," and "A Woman of Substance." According to company leadership, upcoming Netflix releases alone include "Simon Says," "Will You Marry Me?" and "Monopoly," with further returning hits like "House of Guinness" and "Legends" in the pipeline. The company emphasises that 90% of streaming views occur on the long tail, positioning its diverse catalogue as essential for buyers seeking cross-platform and multi-generational appeal.