Bankay provides global distribution rights

Banjay Entertainment Ninja and Urior. The distributor started to take international measures to coordinate the huge circles, which was established by the Japanese TBS broadcaster.

The Banijay deal sees sales rights all over the world, with the exception of the United States, as well as Asia, France, Germany and Poland. This still leaves a lot of the world for Banijay to market its popular coordination, and the timing is good, with the deal days before Mipcom, the largest TV market for this year.

Banjay said that with the broadcast of the offer in five international markets, the new deal enables it to “expand the scope and restart coordination worldwide through its network of stickers.”

“This is the classic sport at its best, full of extreme danger, material ingenuity and competitive energy,” said James Towli, chief content official, Banegay Entertainment. “With our experienced refreshing formatting, we are in a good position to develop this brand, and build on the momentum from TBS.”

“This new partnership is an exciting step to coordinate our signature, Ninja Warrior,” added Katsuaki Seto, CEO of TBS Holdings. “It is guided for the purpose of our business – the global love of Japan through immortal moments – we look forward to presenting the distinctive material games offer for more countries and fans around the world.”

The deal has been mediated by Helen Gretorx, head of the Banjay Entertainment. Ninja and Urior It joins the excellent banjay Entertainment portfolio that is heading to a festival, which includes the unique cooking coordination Non -typical critics FROMPIXcom Internationaland Critics include autistic food. And the competitive knitting series the Wool game From Hello Halo to Channel 4.