BNNVARA, also known as Omroepvereniging BNN-VARA, is a State Owned organization headquartered in the Netherlands. Founded in 2014, it employs approximately 610 individuals and reported $146.9M in revenue as of 2024. Functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, the company specializes in media managed services. The organization operates several television and radio networks in the Netherlands, established through a merger between BNN and VARA. In addition to its TV and radio programs, BNNVARA also produces digital content and runs an online platform that provides access to its programs and other media.
On January 30, 2026, public broadcasters, including BNNVARA for its program 'Kassa,' saw a potential reversal of an extra 50 million euro cut to public broadcasting, as indicated by the upcoming cabinet's coalition agreement. Previously, on January 19, Roos Moggré was slated to present the BNNVARA talk show "Pauw De Wit & Moggré" for two weeks on NPO 1, airing daily from February 9 to 19 immediately following the Olympic Games broadcasts. Earlier in January, specifically on January 9, BNNVARA presenter Erik Dijkstra launched a new weekly podcast titled "Blok & Dijkstra Read Books Yet" alongside AVROTROS's Mischa Blok, sharing stories from literature and personal experiences. This followed BNNVARA's launch of its new NPO Radio 1 program, 'The Red Wire,' on New Year's Day, 2026. Presented by Natasja Gibbs and Stephan Komduur, the program airs Monday to Thursday from 19:00 to 21:00, offering a contrarian view on the news.
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