My guess is a B4 mount based on the lens appearing to be for broadcast television.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/B4-mount

The standard is intended to cover a 2/3” sensor in broadcast cameras and broadcast cameras with 2/3” format sensors are still manufactured today for commercial use, including 4K models.

Ease of achieving useful depth of field at close focus using wide apertures is an advantage of the relatively small sensor (in comparison to contemporary stills camera sizes) for situations like an on location indoors interview.

Another advantage is the small size of the lens relative to an equivalent “full frame” means less high quality glass needs to be incorporated into the optical path and there’s less glass for the zoom motor to move (and less moving mass to stop).

But this also means that the lens will almost certainly vignette on a 4/3” or larger sensor…I say “almost certainly” because I have not tested one and because lenses often have larger image circles than the theoretical design minimums.

However, Fotodiox currently (August, 2022) has B4 adapters for sale on its US website including e-mount and MFT).

Whether the adapted lens would meet your expectations is another matter.