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Comics giant Kuaikan plans big investment
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Kuaikan will invest 1 billion yuan (US$156.3 million) within three years to support comic authors and expand product lines including overseas expansion, the Chinese comic and animation community said.
Kuaikan launched its Colombo project this year to promote Chinese comics and culture in international markets.
Now it covers 70 overseas platforms and 200 countries and regions, including Japan, South Korea and many English-speaking countries, said Chen Anni, the founder and CEO of Kuaikan.
鈥淚t鈥檚 the best time for comic creation and development with China-themed contents as they become popular among generation Z readers (people born after 2000),鈥 Chen told a conference that was broadcast online.
New technologies such as digital publishing and AI recommendations also help the company spread comic content and culture, Chen added.
In 2017, Kuaikan raised US$177 million in its latest round of financing.
It now has over 100,000 authors and 200 million users, according to the latest data from the company.
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