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Home / Business and Economy / Anime: Asia's Untapped Streaming Goldmine

Anime: Asia's Untapped Streaming Goldmine

4 Dec

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Summary

  • Anime is Asia's largest untapped growth area for streaming platforms.
  • Asian viewers show highest global affinity for anime content.
  • Local streamers lag behind global platforms in anime content supply.
Anime: Asia's Untapped Streaming Goldmine

Anime stands out as the primary, yet underutilized, engine for growth within the Asia-Pacific streaming sector. New analysis reveals that while the region boasts the largest anime audience globally, local platforms are notably behind in offering this content when compared to international counterparts. This disparity presents a considerable opportunity for market expansion.

Data indicates that Asian markets exhibit the strongest global affinity for anime, with significant percentages of internet users in countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, and India identifying as viewers. Genres such as sci-fi, fantasy, action, and adventure are particularly popular, reflecting diverse viewing preferences across the region.

The subscription streaming market in APAC is projected to grow substantially by 2030. Experts suggest that by strategically increasing their anime catalogues, local streamers can effectively leverage this genre's popularity to enhance viewer engagement and retention, positioning anime as a key driver of this anticipated expansion.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Anime is highly popular in Asia, yet local platforms offer less content than global competitors, creating a significant growth opportunity.
Ampere Analysis found Asia-Pacific has the world's largest anime audience, but local streaming supply significantly lags behind demand.
The Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, and India show the strongest affinity for anime viewing within the Asia-Pacific region.

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