On 12 February 2026, Lajin Entertainment (Stock Code: 8172) released a quarterly update highlighting progress toward resumption of trading and recent developments in its entertainment and new media operations.
Lajin Entertainment obtained an expanded License for Spreading Audio-Visual Programs via Information Network in January 2026, now permitting distribution of internet dramas and movies via mobile devices in mainland China. Management expects this to create opportunities in mini-dramas and other formats that can synergize with existing business lines.
Separately, in September 2025, the company secured the license and box-office sharing rights in theatres and streaming platforms for the theatrical movie Mudborn, which premiered in Taiwan region in October 2025. The film is currently awaiting approval from mainland China’s regulatory authorities and is targeted for release in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau in the first half of 2026.
In partnership news, Beijing Lajin Zhongbo Technology Limited, a subsidiary, has been authorized by Ant Cloud Communication (Shanghai) Information Technology Company Limited as an official partner service provider, valid until 20 November 2026. Lajin Zhongbo also signed a three-year Framework Cooperation Agreement on developing intelligent cultural tourism solutions, enhancing its “Amber PASS Card” platform for diversified digital offerings. The company was further recognized at the “Friends, Let’s Tap – Alipay Offline Payment Partners Conference,” receiving the “2025 Alipay Digitalization Pioneer in Commercial Districts” award and the “Alipay Annual Best Partner – Top Tap Friend” distinction.
In January 2026, Lajin Entertainment received payment for a 10% equity subscription in Lajin Zhongbo. Management views this transaction as a meaningful boost to financial flexibility, supporting future strategic endeavors and improvements in the group’s business operations.
As of 13 November 2025, trading in Lajin Entertainment’s shares has been suspended. The company states it remains committed to fulfilling the necessary requirements to resume trading, continuously reviewing its business and financial position, and keeping the market apprised of material updates in line with relevant regulations.