Nippon Television Holdings

Prior to 2012, NTV was reluctant about restructuring into a holding company in the wake of Fuji TV's restructuring that year and TBS' restructuring announcement. Shintaro Kubo, NTV's then-president said during the company's shareholder meeting on March 24, 2008, that it wasn't necessary at that time.

On May 12, 2012, Nippon Television, alongside BS Nippon Corporation and CS Nippon Corporation announced that they were planning to merge their businesses through the creation of a certified holding company. Under this structure, the Nippon Television Network Preparatory Corporation would be created to take over NTV's broadcasting business as a wholly-owned subsidiary (which was formed on April 1) with the previous incarnation changing its name to Nippon Television Holdings. The restructuring was given shareholder approval on June 28. On September 16th of that year, NTV gave approval from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications to restructure into a holding company. The restructuring was completed a month later on October 1, with NTVHD retaining NTV's listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

On January 29, 2014, the company purchased 54.3% of the outstanding shares in animation studio Tatsunoko Production from Takara Tomy. Tomy would continue to retain 20% of the studio's shares.

On February of that same month, NTVHD purchased Hulu's Japanese division, which marked NTV's first entry into the streaming market. In March of that year, NTV purchased all remaining shares of Madhouse from Index Corporation, which was liquidated and bought out by Sega Sammy Holdings (which owns TMS Entertainment) the year prior. On November 29, NTVHD purchased fitness company Tipness from Suntory Holdings. This marked NTV's entry into the fitness center business.

On February 3, 2022, NTVHD announced a major restructuring which would see the merger of several subsidiaries, as well as the spin-off of NTV's VTuber business into a separate company. On June 29 of that same year, Akira Ishizawa was appointed as president and CEO of NTV.

On September 21, 2023, Nippon Television announced that it would buy a controlling share in Studio Ghibli and make it a subsidiary. The takeover was completed on October 6.

On November 29, 2024, NTVHD announced that four NNN/NNS affiliates, Yomiuri TV, Chukyo TV, The Sapporo Television Broadcasting and Fukuoka Broadcasting System would merge and integrate its operations to form a holding company known as Yomiuri Chukyo FS Broadcasting Holdings Corp. Unlike a full restructuring of either YTV, CTV, STV or FBS, all four companies will become wholly-owned subsidiaries of the new entity, based at NTVHD's headquarters in Minato with its operations, including its corporate functions, remaining intact. The merger, classified as a joint-stock transfer is set to be completed by April 1, 2025, pending approval from the MIC. NTVHD would own 20% in the company's shares. In preparation for the company's establishment, Akira Ishizawa will be appointed as president of FYCS as he plans to step down from NTV after a 45-year run by the beginning of 2025. Hiroyuki Fukuda would later be appointed as president and CEO of both NTV and NTVHD beginning January 1 of that year.