Globavend Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: GVH) announced that its digital entertainment subsidiary, Loomi Entertainment Group, has entered into a global distribution agreement with DramaBox to release its original AI-produced English-language micro drama, The Wolf King’s Forbidden Bride, on the streaming platform. This partnership significantly expands the commercial reach of Globavend’s proprietary AI-generated entertainment portfolio, granting access to DramaBox’s reported audience of more than 90 million registered users across over 200 countries and regions.
The agreement aligns with Globavend’s strategy of monetizing original AI-generated intellectual property through a dual-channel distribution model that combines its owned-and-operated Loomi: Short Drama platform with third-party streaming services. This approach allows the company to maximize revenue streams from subscriptions, advertising, licensing, and content distribution. The announcement follows the debut of Buried Innocent, the company’s first fully AI-produced micro drama, which surpassed 1 million views on TikTok, demonstrating market validation for AI-generated content.
Globavend is positioning itself at the intersection of e-commerce logistics and AI-powered digital entertainment. As a logistics provider, it offers integrated cross-border logistics solutions across Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and mainland China. As a digital entertainment company, it develops generative AI-assisted cinematic production workflows, multimodal content generation capabilities, and multilingual distribution solutions through proprietary AI technologies. The company operates Loomi: Short Drama, a mobile streaming platform for professionally produced multilingual micro dramas, and Imaginary, its proprietary AI-powered cinematic production platform for end-to-end AI-assisted content creation.
The micro drama market is experiencing rapid global growth, and Globavend’s dual-channel model aims to capitalize on this trend. By distributing content through platforms like DramaBox, the company can reach a vast international audience without relying solely on its own platform. The partnership also validates the quality and commercial viability of AI-produced content, which could pave the way for broader adoption of AI in entertainment production.
“This partnership advances our strategy of monetizing original AI-generated intellectual property through a dual-channel distribution model,” the company stated. The move underscores Globavend’s commitment to building an integrated digital entertainment ecosystem while continuing to expand its established cross-border logistics business.
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