ATF ONLINE+2020: RIKI GROUP SELLS "THE FIXIES'” NEW SEASONS TO TAIWAN

PTS has signed a deal with Riki Group to acquire the distribution rights for "The Fixies" for Taiwan. The agreement secured by the series’s sales agent Play Big was announced within Asia TV Forum where Riki participates annually to expand its activities in Asia by presenting its projects to local consumers.

Taiwan PTS is operated by the Public Television Service Foundation, which is a non-profit, as an independent public service broadcaster. The series will be broadcasted on the nationwide channel PTS, as well as PTS 3 and PTS Taigi. PTS has taken exclusive Free TV rights. Fei TIAN, Acquisition Manager, PTS quoted: "We are really pleased to be continuously introducing new episodes of 'The Fixies' to Taiwanese children, as previous seasons have performed strongly for us."

"We have already worked with PTS to launch the first season of the project in Taiwan. 'The Fixies' showed good ratings with an audience of 4-9 years old, so we are pleased to announce that the partnership has been extended for two more seasons",  Anna Mysskaya, Riki Group’s Head of international department added.

“We are really pleased to be continuously working with PTS and further build 'The Fixies' presence across Asia”, commented Play Big managing director, Frédéric Puech.

HUGE SUCCESS

The popular kids’ edutainment CG animated series “The Fixies”, which is owned and managed by Riki Group and produced by Aeroplane Production Studio, is now working on a new season.  Previous seasons have been picked up in over 160 countries and have totaled over 25 billion views on VOD platforms worldwide.

Chinese Tencent Video who had great success with 'The Fixies' brand now invests in the production of the new season. The series will be released simultaneously in Russia and China. In addition, Tencent commissioned Hebei TV to create a new TV sci-fi game show for kids - "Fixie Lab".

Riki Group also partners with Korean Educational Broadcasting System and Kakao Kids, POPS Kids and Yeah1 (Vietnam), Now TV and TVB Pearl (Hong Kong and Macao), Awesome TV, and Astro in Malaysia.