AI Era Corp. (OTC: ABQQD) announced a shareholder update on December 22, 2025, marking a significant shift in the company’s trajectory toward becoming a high-margin, Agentic AI-powered media ecosystem. The New York-based company has optimized its capital structure, achieved profitability, and established recurring revenue streams through innovative AI technology that allows anyone with a smartphone to create studio-grade storytelling.
In conjunction with these advancements, AI Era Corp. has secured several strategic distribution deals, slated for announcement in the near future. These partnerships aim to deliver the company’s AI-generated short drama series and films directly to global audiences, effectively linking creation, distribution, and monetization.
The recent restructuring has resulted in approximately 3 million shares outstanding, which the company believes enhances shareholder value through increased scarcity. This move also positions AI Era Corp. to attract institutional and long-term investors, enabling the market to better reflect the value of its AI intellectual property, earnings potential, and growth path.
For the fiscal year ending August 31, 2025, AI Era Corp. reported robust performance metrics, demonstrating the scalability and profitability of its AI-driven licensing model. Total revenue reached $6.37 million, representing a 93% increase year-over-year, while net income surged to $1.46 million, a 170% rise from the prior year. These figures confirm the company’s successful transition into a profitable AI media business that operates with recurring royalties, licensing, and cinema operations, all while avoiding the substantial capital burdens typically associated with traditional film production.
Looking ahead to the fiscal year ending August 31, 2026, AI Era Corp. projects total revenue of approximately $13.5 million, with net profit estimated at around $2.7 million. Key growth drivers are anticipated to include revenue from an expanded short drama library, new short drama AI training licensing, and licensing through the Ufilm AI IP via the licensee’s Uflix platform.
At the core of AI Era Corp.’s offerings is its Ufilm AI platform, designed to democratize storytelling. The script generation engine facilitates the production of full short drama series with complete story arcs and characters within approximately 30 minutes. This technology includes features such as multi-language scripts and ad integration, enhancing the ecosystem’s utility for creators.
The company has adopted a mobile-first approach, allowing creators to generate entire series using only a smartphone. This user-friendly design enables automated editorial guidance and optimization, further streamlining the production process.
AI Era Corp. has implemented a straightforward, scalable business model. For consumers, subscriptions are priced at $10 per week, incentivized with the promise of weekly prizes totaling $100,000 to encourage viral growth. For commercial users, access to the ecosystem will be available via the upcoming Uflix API, which is set to launch in March 2026. This model aims to share revenue equally, splitting profits 50% with commercial partners.
The overarching goal of AI Era Corp. is to fundamentally reshape the TV and film economy by shifting power from traditional studios to individual creators. By leveraging its recurring high-margin revenue streams from subscriptions, licensing, AI training fees, and ad participation, the company seeks to establish itself as a leading player in the Agentic AI media space.
From now until 2030, the company anticipates that the most successful AI enterprises will be those deploying true agentic systems—AI that can act, create, optimize, and monetize tangible outcomes. AI Era Corp. aims to build this framework for entertainment, supported by its proprietary intellectual property, proven profitability, and several new distribution agreements soon to be announced. CEO Chiyuan (Fred) Deng expressed optimism about the company’s direction, highlighting its unique position as a compelling investment opportunity in the small-cap universe.
As the company approaches the launch of Ufilm AI and the realization of its goal of 10,000 short drama series, further updates on distribution partnerships and progress are expected in the coming months.
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