SRG SSR

https://www.srgssr.ch
https://www.linkedin.com/company/srg-ssr/

SRG SSR, also known as Swiss Broadcasting Corporation, Schweizerische Radio- und Fernsehgesellschaft, Société suisse de radiodiffusion et télévision, Società svizzera di radiotelevisione, and Societad Svizra da Radio e Televisiun, is a state-owned public broadcaster headquartered in Switzerland. Founded in 1931, the company employs approximately 6900 individuals and reported $1.8B in revenue as of 2024. As a tier 1 media tech buyer, SRG SSR's main product is broadcast television and radio. The company operates as Switzerland’s national public broadcaster and a non-profit media association headquartered in Bern. As a federally mandated service provider, the organization functions in a quadri-lingual environment, providing comprehensive radio, television, and digital content in German (SRF), French (RTS), Italian (RSI), and Romansh (RTR), as well as international news via SWI swissinfo.ch. It ensures nationwide access to independent information, cultural promotion, and sports coverage while fostering social cohesion across Switzerland’s diverse linguistic and regional landscapes. Funded primarily through a public media levy, SRG SSR provides a pluralistic platform for political discourse and domestic entertainment.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1931

Headcount

6,900

Headquarters

Switzerland

Primary Segment

Broadcast television and radio

Ownership

State Owned

News Summary:

The Swiss public broadcasting corporation SRG SSR closed fiscal year 2025 with a CHF 2.9 million loss, reporting operating revenue of CHF 1.56 billion. Media levy revenue decreased by CHF 33.4 million and advertising revenue was CHF 4.1 million lower compared to the previous year. This follows a nationwide referendum on March 8, 2026, where Swiss voters rejected a proposal to halve the public broadcasting licence fee. Approximately 62% of voters opposed the "Halving Initiative," which sought to reduce the annual household broadcasting fee from CHF 335 to CHF 200 and abolish the levy for companies, thereby securing SRG SSR's funding model and boosting the country's sports bodies and sellers of sports broadcast rights.

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SRG SSR offers 5 products in the media tech and media and telecoms services industries. SRG SSR's product portfolio comprises of media managed services, media and TV services and broadcast television and radio.

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SRG SSR's revenues were over $1B in 2024. Caretta Research has split SRG SSR's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is government-funded broadcasting. For full access to SRG SSR's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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May

19th

2026

06:25

Sports Rights Updates

Swiss public broadcaster extends rights to show football matches

The Swiss public broadcasting corporation SRG SSR has signed an agreement with the Swiss Football Association to extend the rights to broadcast football matches. Under the latest agreement, SRG SSR will show the Women's Super League and the matches of the women's national team and the men's Swiss Cup. SRG will also show Women's World Cup in 2027. The matches of the women's and men's national youth teams are also part of SRG's football coverage.

Telecompaper

Apr

8th

2026

03:39

Financial Results, B2B Tag

Swiss public broadcaster closes FY 2025 with CHF 2.9 million loss

The Swiss public broadcasting corporation SRG SSR has closed the fiscal year 2025 with a loss amounting to CHF 2.9 million. SRG SSR said it recorded operating revenue of CHF 1.56 billion. Revenue from the media levy decreased by CHF 33.4 million compared to the previous year, and advertising revenue was CHF 4.1 million lower in 2025.

Telecompaper

Mar

9th

2026

18:30

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

From standardization to activation: How EBUCorePlus powers SRG SSR’s data platform architecture

Dear user, Last month, the EBU switched to a new authentication method, Microsoft Entra, and decommissioned the former one (sso.ebu.ch). What this means for most EBU Members ? Employees of most EBU Members should now use a federated login to authenticate.

European Broadcasting Union

Mar

9th

2026

06:02

B2B Tag

SRG SSR delivered crucial licence fee backing

Switzerland’s SRG SSR, the country's sports bodies and sellers of sports broadcast rights have been delivered a boost after a proposal to cut the broadcaster’s licence fee was rejected by voters.

SportBusiness

Mar

9th

2026

03:07

B2B Tag

Swiss vote against cuts to public broadcasting

The Swiss referendum on reducing broadcasting licence fees has been defeated by a clear margin: around 62 percent of voters rejected the "200 francs is enough!" initiative. Households currently pay 335 francs per year to finance the public broadcaster SRG SSR, which produces radio and television programmes in the four national languages.

Eurotopics

Mar

9th

2026

01:56

B2B Tag

Swiss voters reject proposal to halve public licence fee

Voters in Switzerland have rejected a proposal to sharply cut the public licence fee for SRG SSR, securing the funding model of the public broadcaster. In a nationwide referendum held on 8 March 2026, around 62% of voters opposed the so-called “Halving Initiative”, which sought to reduce the annual household broadcasting fee from CHF 335 to CHF 200 and abolish the levy for companies.

Broadband TV News

Mar

5th

2026

20:30

B2B Tag

Who should pay for public media?

A new initiative proposed by the national-conservative party and the youth wing of the right-wing liberals, with support from business groups, wants to cut this fee to 200 francs. After collecting enough signatures, the proposal will be put to a nationwide vote on Sunday.

Europeancorrespondent

Feb

24th

2026

18:30

B2B Tag

Switzerland votes on broadcaster funding cut

Intro: Proposal to reduce SRG license fee sparks debate over media independence and political bias. Zurich Voters in Switzerland will head to the polls next month to decide whether to significantly reduce funding for the country’s public broadcaster, SRG SSR.

IBC World News

Feb

22nd

2026

18:30

B2B Tag

Adequate funding vital to SRG SSR’s public service mission

On 8 March, Swiss citizens will vote on a popular initiative that includes a massive reduction in household licence fees and the elimination of business contributions. If adopted, this initiative would almost halve the revenues of the Swiss public service broadcaster SRG SSR.

European Broadcasting Union

Feb

3rd

2026

16:51

Awards and Recognitions, ESG, B2B Tag

Project and Business winners revealed as 2026 Inavation Awards draw to a close

News The Inavation Awards evening has drawn to a close with the announcement of the Project and Business category winners, rounding off a night that celebrated innovation, delivery, and leadership across the global AV industry. Following earlier announcements recognising Technology and Applied Technology excellence, the final awards of the evening shifted focus to the projects and organisations shaping how AV is designed, delivered, and sustained in real-world environments.

Inavate

Feb

2nd

2026

13:00

Awards and Recognitions, ESG, B2B Tag

Project and Business winners revealed as 2026 Inavation Awards draw to a close

HiddenWires

Feb

2nd

2026

13:00

Awards and Recognitions, ESG, B2B Tag

Project and Business winners revealed as 2026 Inavation Awards draw to a close

HiddenWires

Examples of SRG SSR's suppliers include CGI, Ross Video and Comscore.

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SRG SSR currently holds 94 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including ice hockey, curling, table tennis, multi-sport, triathlon, motorsports, rowing, handball, marathon, soccer | association football, winter sports, basketball, biathlon, volleyball, climbing, beach soccer, cycling, sports sublicensing, tennis, futsal, athletics and sailing.