Gamehaus Publishes Shareholder Letter Outlining AI-Native Entertainment Strategy
Bitget2026/11/06 14:01- Gamehaus outlined plans in a shareholder letter to make Anamana its primary growth engine, expanding into AI-native entertainment.
- Definitive agreements signed November 2, 2026, target approximately 56% ownership of Techforge, Anamana's holding company.
- Closing is expected in November 2026, subject to conditions; Anamana's results would be consolidated from closing.
- The existing gaming business will focus on cash flow and profitability rather than scale.
- Anamana's AI production platform will be paired with the publisher's audience acquisition and monetization capabilities.
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