Mei Ah Entertainment Group publishes 2026 annual report

• Mei Ah annual report flagged a sharper shift toward licensing its film library to new media platforms, supporting higher-margin monetization.
• Channel operations revenue eased as the group renewed its myTV Super content supply deal on lower license fees, despite strong audience ratings.
• Taiwan operations cleared a mid-term broadcast license review, extending the license to 2027, while adding new distribution through telecom and cable partners.
• Film exhibition contribution softened on fewer new releases, partly offset by stronger film rights licensing and sublicensing activity across major streaming platforms.
• Strategy focus moved to AI-driven short-form content, including launch of an in-house “Wuji” platform to speed production and cut costs.

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