Zhongxin Finance, February 15 (Reporter Wu Tao) On the 15th, Beijing Jebsen Century Technology Co., Ltd. received a letter of concern and was asked to explain whether the Internet communication rights granted by its holding subsidiary Xinjiang Huaxiu to Tencent are exclusive and exclusive. rights; and explain whether the company and related personnel have leaked relevant inside information to specific objects, violated the principle of fair information disclosure, or illegally bought or sold company stocks.
Screenshot of Jebsen's announcement.
On February 13, Jebsen issued an announcement stating that Xinjiang Huaxiu, its holding subsidiary, recently signed a "film and television program authorization contract" with Tencent, authorizing Tencent to enjoy a total of no less than 6,332 film and television programs within the scope of the contract. Information network dissemination rights, the contract amount is 1.8 billion yuan, accounting for 56.54% of the company's audited operating income in 2020.
Screenshot of Jebsen's announcement.
The announcement shows that the authorization period starts from the authorization start time. The existing remaining period of the film and television programs obtained by Xinjiang Huaxiu or its affiliates from its upstream, if it meets 6 years, the authorization period should not be less than 6 years; if it is less than 6 years The termination time of the actual acquisition period of Xinjiang Huaxiu shall prevail.
Jebsen’s announcement also stated that the company and its holding subsidiary, Jebsen China Television Network Ju (Changzhou) Culture Media Co., Ltd., did not directly sign a contract with Tencent, but assumed the responsibility of guaranteeing Xinjiang Huaxiu for the performance of the contractual obligations.
With a large number of copyrights in hand and relatively independent, China Television Network Ju is one of the important copyright sources in the current film and television market.
In June 2020, Jebsen responded to a number of questions on the interactive platform, saying that the company's cooperation with ByteDance, Huawei, Bilibili and other copyright businesses is becoming more and more frequent.
Some analysts pointed out that if Xinjiang Huaxiu and Tencent have an exclusive and exclusive right to cooperate this time, station B, ByteDance, etc. may need to purchase copyrights from Tencent in the future, and the current online video market pattern may change again.
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