Gamehaus to Buy Majority Stake in AI Micro-Serial Platform Anamana

Deal structure and price

Under a share purchase agreement dated November 2, 2026, Gamehaus will acquire 7,778 ordinary shares of Techforge from certain selling shareholders. These include an entity controlled by Feng Xie, Gamehaus's founder and chairman. The aggregate consideration is US$19.6 million, paid entirely in Class A ordinary shares of Gamehaus, with no cash going to the sellers.

A separate subscription agreement covers the issuance of approximately 24.5 million Class A ordinary shares at a price of US$0.80 per share. These consideration shares will be issued in a private placement exempt from registration under Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act of 1933. Gamehaus has agreed to use reasonable commercial efforts to file a registration statement on Form F-1 or Form F-3 for their resale within 60 calendar days after closing.

Gamehaus will also put US$7.0 million in cash directly into Techforge by subscribing for 2,526 newly issued ordinary shares. According to the company, this will come from its own funds and be completed immediately after the share purchase. Once both steps are done, Gamehaus expects to hold approximately 56% of the equity interests in Techforge.

What Anamana does

Anamana was founded in 2025 and describes itself as an integrated AI-native micro-serial platform, production platform and global creator ecosystem incubator. Human storytellers use its agentic AI production platform, Anamana Studio, to make high-fidelity serialized video content. According to the company, this can come with up to 97% lower capital, time and manpower costs, which it says lowers barriers for individual creators.

The finished micro-serials are distributed through Anamana's own standalone app or through third-party video services including YouTube and TikTok.

Strategy and next steps

Gamehaus plans to establish Anamana as a new business in its portfolio and develop it into what it calls its primary engine driving future growth. The existing gaming business will continue, with a focus on cash flow and profitability.

The company says it will combine its publishing, user acquisition, data analytics and monetization experience with Anamana's AI-assisted production platform, creator ecosystem and distribution channels. The long-term plan is to expand content production and distribution and gradually develop personalized, interactive entertainment with selected creators around the world.

Feng Xie said: "We see an opportunity to apply the capabilities we have built in gaming to a broader range of AI-powered entertainment." He added that the company aims to pursue it "with a disciplined approach to investment and commercialization."

Timing and what it means

Completion of the transaction and the issuance of the consideration shares are expected in November 2026, subject to customary closing conditions that are satisfied or waived. Gamehaus says the deal does not require approval from its shareholders.

Because part of the sellers is controlled by the company's own founder and chairman, the transaction involves a related party, a point investors may weigh when assessing it. For the market, the move shows a mobile game publisher betting on AI-generated serialized video as its next growth area, while its core gaming operations stay in place. The company's own forward-looking statements caution that the deal may not close on the anticipated terms or timeframe, or at all.