1.Market Access and Revenue Potential: China's film industry has been rapidly growing, ranking as the second-largest box office market globally. By establishing a subsidiary there, ABQQ gains direct access to this lucrative market without the need for third-party distributors, potentially increasing profit margins.
2. Cultural and Content Localization: Operating directly in China allows ABQQ to better tailor its content to local tastes, which is crucial given China's stringent content regulations and cultural preferences. This could lead to higher acceptance and box office success for films distributed through their subsidiary.
3. Strategic Partnerships: The collaboration with Hua Xia Film Group for films yearly indicates that ABQQ is not just entering the market but doing so with established partners. This can facilitate smoother regulatory navigation, distribution, and marketing within China, leveraging local expertise.
4. Risk Management: While entering the Chinese market offers significant opportunities, it also comes with risks like regulatory changes, censorship, and market competition. By setting up a subsidiary, ABQQ is looking to manage these risks more effectively, perhaps by localizing operations, understanding, and adapting to the regulatory environment more swiftly.
5. Brand Expansion and Global Strategy: This move could be part of a broader strategy to expand ABQQ's brand globally. Having a physical presence in key markets like China can enhance ABQQ's reputation as a global player in film distribution, potentially attracting more international projects or partnerships.
6. Challenges: Despite the potential, ABQQ will face challenges like navigating China's complex business environment, dealing with intellectual property rights issues, and ensuring content compliance with local laws. The success of a newly release film will be a litmus test for our strategy.
7. Long-term Vision: This could be part of a long-term vision where ABQQ aims to not just distribute films but perhaps produce content specifically for the Chinese market or even expand into other entertainment sectors, given China's growing digital content consumption.
“ABQQ's successful establishment of this film business subsidiary in China reflects ABQQ's strategic move to capitalize on the growing Chinese market, potentially increase revenue, and establish a stronger global presence in the film industry. We understand that the success of this business depends heavily on capital investment, and I am confident that the team will be able to adapt to local market dynamics, manage risk, and deliver content that resonates with Chinese audiences.”
Chiyuan Deng, CEO, who also serves as a film director and producer
About AB International Group Corp.
AB International Group Corp. is an intellectual property (IP) and movie investment and licensing firm, focused on acquisitions and development of various intellectual property. We are engaged in acquisition and distribution of movies. The Company operates AB Cinemas, physical movie theaters currently in NY with plans to expand nationwide (www.abcinemasny.com). The company also owns ABQQ.TV which is a movie and TV show online streaming platform. ABQQ TV generates revenue through a hybrid subscription model and advertising model like other online streaming platforms.
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