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International Film Buyers Form Lokia Network to Counter Market Consolidation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 17:51
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What happened

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International buyers from 12 territories formed a new distribution network called Lokia. The network was established in response to market consolidation and the challenge posed by the declining international pre-sales model. Lokia aims to pool market intelligence, capitalize on licensing and merchandising opportunities, and acquire content together to gain larger stakes in intellectual property.

From deadline.com

Why it matters

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The formation of Lokia represents a direct response to structural changes in the film market. By coordinating acquisition and distribution, the network seeks to increase its leverage and ability to monetize content more aggressively than individual companies.

From deadline.com

Who's involved

  • Global AirlinesHorizon Distribution, a Lokia partner, includes Global Airlines.
  • AustriaWild Bunch Austria, a Lokia partner, is based in Austria.
  • GreeceFeelgood Entertainment, a Lokia partner, is based in Greece.
  • Czech RepublicDonart Film, a Lokia partner, is based in the Czech Republic.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Global AirlinesSpeculative

    Global Airlines could gain larger stakes in intellectual property and financing through participation in Lokia.

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