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UPDATED 6 November 2026 245 REPORTS · 173 COMPANIES

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Anamana

Key facts

Operator / parent
Techforge Co., Ltd; Gamehaus Holdings (Nasdaq: GMHS) agreed on 2 November 2026 to acquire 56.0%
Headquarters
Singapore (operating company Anamana Pte. Ltd.; holding company Techforge Co., Ltd, Cayman Islands)
Launched
Founded in 2025; iOS app first released 29 June 2026.
Origin
Singapore

Anamana is an AI-native micro-serial platform: creators produce serialized vertical video on its agentic production tool, Anamana Studio, and the series are distributed through its own app and on YouTube and TikTok, with creators sharing in revenue. The company says the tool cuts capital, time and manpower costs by up to 97% compared with live-action microdrama production. On 2 November 2026 Gamehaus Holdings agreed to acquire 56.0% of Anamana's holding company, Techforge, for $26.6m: $19.6m in newly issued Gamehaus shares to existing shareholders and $7.0m in cash invested in Techforge. Gamehaus chairman Feng Xie beneficially owned about 63.0% of Techforge before the deal, according to the company's SEC filing, and closing was expected in November 2026.

Who owns Anamana?

Operator or parent of Anamana: Techforge Co., Ltd; Gamehaus Holdings (Nasdaq: GMHS) agreed on 2 November 2026 to acquire 56.0%. Headquarters: Singapore (operating company Anamana Pte; origin: Singapore; launched: Founded in 2025; iOS app first released 29 June 2026.

Profile

Markets
Tier 1 markets, according to the company; the app is listed in the US and German App Stores.
Content
AI-produced micro-serials made by creators on Anamana Studio, including fantasy, science fiction and animated-style series.
Genres
Fantasy, science fiction, animated-style series
Monetisation
Own app plus third-party video services, with creator revenue sharing; figures not disclosed.

People

  • Feng Xie, founder and chairman of Gamehaus Holdings, is named in the filing as the controlling shareholder of Techforge before the transaction.

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