List of Channels
| Channel | Established | Owner(s) | Language | Headquarters | Area served |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class CNBC | 2000 | Class Editori (60%), Mediaset (20%), NBC Universal (20%) |
Italian | Milan | Italy |
| CNBC | 1989 | NBC Universal | English | Englewood Cliffs | United States, Canada |
| CNBC Africa | 2007 | Africa Business News | English | Johannesburg | Africa |
| CNBC Arabiya | 2003 | Middle East Business News | Arabic | Dubai | Arab World |
| CNBC Asia | 1995 | NBC Universal | English | Singapore | Asia, Oceania |
| CNBC Awaaz | 2005 | TV18 (90%), NBC Universal (10%) | Hindi | Mumbai | India |
| CNBC-e | 2000 | Doğuş Holding | Turkish | Istanbul | Turkey |
| CNBC Europe | 1996 | NBC Universal | English | London | Europe, Arab World |
| CNBC Latin America | - | NBC Universal | English | Englewood Cliffs | Latin America |
| CNBC Pakistan | 2005 | Vision Network Television | Urdu, English | Karachi | Pakistan |
| CNBC-TV18 | 1999 | TV18 (90%), NBC Universal (10%) | English | Mumbai | India |
| CNBC World | 2001 | NBC Universal | English | Englewood Cliffs | United States |
| Nikkei CNBC | 1999 | Nikkei (51%), NBC Universal, TV Tokyo, Jupiter TV |
Japanese | Tokyo | Japan |
| SBS-CNBC | 2009 | NBC Universal and SBS | Korean | Seoul | Republic of Korea |
| TVN CNBC | 2007 | TVN | Polish | Warsaw | Poland |
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