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- See also: List of Styhon Entertainment assets
Styhon Battersea Distribution[]
Styhon Battersea Distribution is a film and television distribution joint venture between Battersea Group and Styhon Entertainment. They handle all distribution operations, from syndication and ad sales to home entertainment distribution.
- Styhon Media Sales & Syndication - an ad sales and syndication department
- Styhon Battersea Home Entertainment - headquartered in Los Angeles with international satellite offices in Paris, and US satellite offices in Minnetonka; formed out of a merger between Relativity Media Home Entertainment, Mill Creek Entertainment, The Friedkin Group and Kinology
- RLJE Films (83%)
- Brooklyn & Vine Partners LLC - formerly operated as Styhon Independent Pictures, operates similarly to Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group; formerly Oscilloscope Laboratories
- Hightop Releasing - theatrical booking services for indie filmmakers located in Los Angeles, acquired from Focus Features/FilmDistrict
- Bleecker Street - a smaller-scale "boutique" film distribution division
- Grand Planet Entertainment - a multiplatform distribution label
- Rogue Entertainment - a genre film distribution division formerly owned by Relativity Media and Universal Pictures
- Styhon Faith - formerly Excel Entertainment Group, integrated with former assets of Fox Faith
- Hightop Releasing - theatrical booking services for indie filmmakers located in Los Angeles, acquired from Focus Features/FilmDistrict
- Battersea Cinema Advertising - formerly Styhon Cinema Advertising, formed out of a merger between ELAN Media's cinema advertising division and Screenvision; headquartered in Doha with offices in Rochester and New York City, operates in Middle East and the United States
- Popcorn Digital Cinema Advertising - South Africa
- Styhon VOD & Archival Operations - media distribution arm that specializes in Movies Anywhere and TV Everywhere-based services, also archives and distributes older titles on demand
- BritBox streaming service - minority stake
Styhon Battersea Distribution also operates Beethoven Releasing, which was founded by Northern, Wiley and Styhon Independent Pictures, to distribute Northern-Wiley's films and act as an international sales agent, working under a similar model to Steven Sodenburgh's Fingerprint Releasing. They also own Styhon Classics, a reissue and arthouse film distribution arm, who in turn owns Kenyagoat Pictures.
- Beethoven Releasing - joint venture with independent filmmakers Zach Northern and Brad Wiley; located in Santa Monica
- Styhon Classics - merger between Rialto Pictures and Well Go USA Entertainment
- Kenyagoat Pictures
Styhon Entertainment also transferred all rights to the Unkrich-Anderson Studios library to Styhon Battersea Distribution in November 2020.
Regency Enterprises[]
:Main article: Regency Enterprises
Styhon Entertainment acquired Regency Enterprises at the end of 2020, before Styhon and Battersea finished their merger. Ever since, some films were distributed through Regency International, a joint venture set up under Regency Enterprises.
- Regency International
- New Regency Productions - 80/20 joint venture with 20th Century Studios
- Regency Television - 50/50 joint venture with Touchstone Television
- Regency Image Nation - a joint venture with Image Nation Abu Dhabi to finance 7-12 films a year
- Regency China Creative - a joint venture with China International Capital Corporation to finance 15-32 films a year
Styhon Battersea Broadcasting[]
Styhon Battersea Broadcasting was formed via Styhon Battersea's purchase of Telefonica, AMC Networks International, Blue Ant International, Discovery Inc's international operations (including Discovery Asia-Pacific and Discovery EMEA).
As part of the merger, Styhon Battersea Broadcasting bought out Nexstar Media Group's stake in Television Food Network G.P., which then formed SBB's United States channels group, through merger with Univision Communications, Univision Television Group, and Styhon Entertainment's Styhon Media Networks.
The unit's networks are as follows:
SBB USA[]
- Creek+
- Creek+ Romance
- Creek+ Classics
- Creek+ Comedy
- Creek+ Kids and Family - formerly Qubo
- Creek+ Telenovelas - formerly Univision Tlnovelas
- Creek+ Dark - horror and suspense films
- Creek+ Docs
- Creek+ Europa - European films
SBB Ireland[]
Formerly Virgin Media Ireland Television.
- Virgin Media One - Ireland
- Virgin Media Two
- Virgin Media Three
- Virgin Media Kids - a children's programming block
SBB Canada[]
SBB Canada was formed out of a merger between Rogers Media's cable television assets, as well as TSN channels and the CTV network.
- CTV - TV network and O&O stations; inherited from BCE acquisition
- YTV - sale pending
- OLN
- TSC
- TSN Inc. - formed out of a corporate spin-off of RDS/TSN channels inherited from the BCE acquisition; 80/20 joint venture with ESPN Inc.
- ESPN Classic Canada
- Réseau des sports (RDS)
- RDS2
- RDS Info
- The Sports Network (TSN)
- TSN1
- TSN2
- TSN3
- TSN4
- TSN5
- WWE Network - distribution only
Other channels run by SBB[]
Joint ventures[]
- Platforma Canal+ (17%) - Poland
- Peanuts Worldwide (41%) - joint venture with Sony Music Entertainment Japan and Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates
Styhon Battersea Publishing & Printing Group[]
Styhon Battersea Publishing & Printing Group is the publishing and printing division. It's rivals include Bertlesmann and Hearst Corporation.
- Graphiro Group, Inc.
- Battersea Publishing - integrated with Battersea Books
- Battersea Comics
Styhon Battersea Real Estate, Consumer Products & Live Experiences[]
Styhon Battersea Real Estate, Consumer Products & Live Experiences is a theatrical, amusement park, hotels and resorts, licensing & merchandising and live entertainment division of Styhon Battersea, born out of a merger between Battersea Live Experiences and Styhon Consumer Products & Experiences in December 2020.
Styhon Battersea Cinemas Group[]
Styhon Battersea Cinemas Group owns Fathom Events.
Access Comfort Group[]
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Access Comfort Group is a hospitality, food services and facilities management conglomerate owned by Styhon Battersea Parks and Resorts and has dual headquarters in Singapore and Hyvinkää, Finland. It is formed from a merger between Radisson Hotel Group, Marriott International, Choice Hotels International, and Accor Hotels.
- Radisson
- Radisson Blu
- Radisson Collection
- Radisson Red
- Park Inn by Radisson
- Country Inn & Suites by Radisson
- Park Plaza
Other real estate holdings[]
- Styhon Battersea Studios Group - formerly Styhon Studio Facilities; formed out of merger between Raleigh Enterprises and Facility Prince
- Styhon Studios - formerly The Burbank Studios and Warner Bros. Ranch
- Styhon Studios Hollywood - formerly Raleigh Studios (now South Lot), Red Studios Hollywood (now Central Lot), Line 204 Studios (now North Lot) and Sunset Las Palmas Studios (now West Lot)
- Styhon Studio Services - formerly Zio Studio Services, now headquartered at Styhon Studios Hollywood's North Lot
- Central New York Film Hub - upcoming
Styhon Battersea Telecommunications[]
Styhon Battersea Telecommunications is the telecommunications division, not to be confused with the Digital Entertainment division.
Styhon Battersea Airlines Group[]
- Cathay Pacific - 45% stake
- HK Express
- Cathay Dragon
- Hong Kong Airport Services
- Cathay Pacific Cargo - integrated with Air Hong Kong and Cathay Pacific Services Limited (CPSL)
- Asia Miles loyalty program
- Styhon Battersea Airlines Group Latin America - Argentina, Peru and Ecuador; formed out of acquisitions and merger of LATAM Argentina, Avianca Perú, One Airlines and TAME
- Styhon Battersea Airlines Group Europe - Sweden, Italy, UK, Hungary, France, Austria and Germany; formed out of acquisitions and merger of BRA Braathens Regional Airlines, Air Italy, Flybe/Connect Airways, Wizz Air and Wizz Air UK, Ernest Airways, La Compagnie, Level Europe, German Airways and SunExpress Deutschland
- Styhon Battersea Airlines Middle East & Africa - UAE; acquired Wizz Air Abu Dhabi
- Styhon Battersea Airlines India - acquired TruJet
- Styhon Battersea Airlines USA - formed out of acquisitions and mergers of Trans States Airlines and Compass Airlines
- HAECO - aircraft engineering and maintenance
- HAECO Taiwan - merger between Taiwan Aerospace Corporation and Air Asia (Taiwan)
- HAECO Americas
- Friedkin Aviation - inherited from Friedkin Group acquisition
- XAECO (Xiamen HAECO) Holdings - Mainland Chinese operations with headquarters in Xiamen and satellite offices in Jinjiang, Shanghai, Sichuan and Jinan; a 50/50 joint venture with HNA Group
- XAECO (Xiamen HAECO) Limited - merger between Taikoo (Xiamen) Aircraft Engineering Company Limited (HAECO Xiamen), Honeywell TAECO Aerospace (Xiamen) Company Limited, Taikoo Engine Services (Xiamen) Company Limited (TEXL), HAECO Component Overhaul (Xiamen) Limited, Taikoo (Xiamen) Landing Gear Services Company Limited (HAECO Landing Gear Services) and Goodrich TAECO Aeronautical Systems (Xiamen) Company Limited
- XAECO (Jinjiang) Limited - merger between HAECO Composite Structures (Jinjiang) Co., Ltd. (HAECO Composite Services) and Dunlop Taikoo (Jinjiang) Aircraft Tyres Company Limited
- XAECO (Shanghai) Limited - formerly Shanghai Taikoo Aircraft Engineering Services Company Limited
- XAECO (Sichuan) Limited - formerly Sichuan Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Company Limited (SMECO)
- XAECO (Jinan) Limited - formerly Taikoo (Shandong) Aircraft Engineering Company Limited (STAECO)
- Hong Kong Aero Engine Services Limited (HAESL)
- HAECO ITM Limited
- Goodrich Asia-Pacific Limited - 50/50 joint venture with Collins Aerospace
Styhon Battersea Digital Entertainment[]
Styhon Battersea Digital Entertainment is the games, technology and internet division. They're headquartered in New York City, with satellite offices in London, Los Angeles, Berlin, Vancouver, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki and Toronto. It was formed from two companies: Styhon Games & Interactive Ventures and Battersea Interactive.
They also hold a minority stake in Naspers.
Viridian Group[]
Viridian Group (legally known as Styhon Advertising) is an advertising, management consulting, branding and PR conglomerate, formed out of a merger between Dentsu, Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group of Companies. It consists of McCann Worldgroup, DDB, BBDO, TWBA, Isobar and CARAT. Their expertise and history crosses generations and borders; and has affected people's lifestyles positively - from having people sing on the top of the hill with Coke bottles in their hands to raising awareness about benefits of milk with quirky short films. They're one of four world-leading advertising companies, next to WPP, Havas and Publicis.
In 2021, Viridian Group will merge into Salovaara Watson.
- Hello Media UK: Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Stafford, Glasgow, Belfast, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Sunderland, Normanton, Guildford
- McCann Worldgroup
- McCann Worldwide
- Futurebrand
- MRM
- Momentum Worldwide
- McCann Health
- Craft
- Isobar
- CARAT
- BBDO
- Doyle Dane & Bernbach
- TWBA
Sales pending[]
- Telenet/BASE - inherited from Liberty Global acquisition; buyer TBD
- Virgin Media & Virgin Mobile UK - inherited from Liberty Global acquisition; sale pending to Crown Cellular plc, if merger with O2 UK unsuccessful, sell to Hoot
- AS Roma - inherited from Friedkin Group acquisition; buyer TBD
- Assets to be transferred to Battersea Group:
- Styhon On Demand (working title) - upcoming American VOD streaming service; formed out of a merger between MotorTrend On Demand, Qubo VOD service, Discovery GO, Kabillion and Kabillion Girls Rule, and AMC Premiere
- Novoo - Canadian AVOD service, inherited from BCE acquisition
- Styhon On Demand (working title) - upcoming American VOD streaming service; formed out of a merger between MotorTrend On Demand, Qubo VOD service, Discovery GO, Kabillion and Kabillion Girls Rule, and AMC Premiere
Former divisions[]
- Styhon International Television - an international distribution arm of Styhon Television (now Styhon Television Studios), filed for bankruptcy in 2018.
- Bel-Air Entertainment - founded as a joint venture with Canal+, Steven Reuther and Warner Bros. in 1998, integrated back into Styhon Entertainment around 2002.
- Dentsu - After Veridian Group was formed, their Japanese operations were spun off - they kept the Dentsu name
- Daiko, formerly part of FCB, was integrated into Dentsu
- Creek+ Western - merged into Creek+ Classics in 2020
- Qubo Kids Corner - during acquisition of Ion Media in 2020, the programming block was closed in favor of Creek+ Kids & Family becoming a 24/7 channel
- GluSports - Glu Mobile's sports games label, became defunct after Krafton Pearl Abyss formed NC Plarium
- MultiChoice - acquired and merged into Styhon Entertainment in 2020
- Dark Horse Indie - an independent label of Dark Horse Entertainment, discontinued during the spinoff of Graphiro
- Styhon Books - a former 85/15 joint venture with Bertlesmann, which was closed during the spin off of Graphiro
- Eclair AG/Ymagis Deutschland GmbH - Reuchlinstraße and Alboinplatz, Berlin, Germany; the offices were closed down in 2020 in favor of expansion of Eclair Studios in Berlin
- AngeleFine Productions - BUF Compagnie's production arm in Paris; the company was closed in 2020 with employees being moved to Krafton Pearl Abyss's Redshirt Paris studios
- The Saul Zaentz Company - absorbed into Revolution Studios in November 2020
- Horsemen Flight Team - inherited from The Friedkin Group acquisition; spun off with Project Recover as part of the Air Force Heritage Flight Foundation, in turn becoming part of The Friedkin Foundation (Friedkin Conservation Fund also became part of TFF)