The next ATF will take place from December 2 to 5. This annual event, held as usual at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, is a major platform for the television industry in Asia, attracting professionals—broadcasters, producers, distributors—from more than 60 countries.
The ATF Leaders Dialogue seminars day will be held on December 2, and the Market & Conference aspect will take place from December 3 to 5.
A cocktail reception, organized with the Ambassade de France in Singapore, will be held on December 4, 2025, from 6 to 8 p.m., by invitation only.
17 French companies will be hosted at the Unifrance stand:
- Xilam Animation
- Superights
- SND
- Prime Entertainment Group
- Moon-Keys International Content
- Millimages
- MIAM! distribution
- Mediawan Rights
- Mediawan Kids & Family
- Mediatoon Distribution
- Kwanza
- Hari International
- France tv distribution
- Federation International
- Dandelooo
- La Chouette Compagnie
- Animaj
About French audiovisual exports to Asia and Oceania (source: CNC/Unifrance study)
Exports of French audiovisual programs to Asia/Oceania fell again by 7.2% in 2024 to €13.0 million. The region accounted for 6.2% of global sales (-0.7 points), its lowest share since 2008 (6.1%). Animation remained the leading genre sold in the region with €6.8 million, or 52.0% of the region's total (+5.3 points), ahead of documentaries with €2.6 million in sales (19.8% market share, -4.9 points) and fiction with €2.0 million in sales (15.2%, -5.4 points). Animation sales rose slightly by 3.3% to €6.8 million but remained below the average recorded between 2015 and 2024 (€7.9 million). Sales of documentaries and fiction fell by 25.7% to €2.6 million and 31.5% to €2.0 million, respectively.
However, it is worth highlighting the positive results in Southeast Asia: sales to this region (including Singapore and Indonesia) more than tripled in 2024 (+226.2%), reaching a total of €2.9 million. Due to the large number of players present in these countries, including Canal+ in Vietnam and Myanmar, the region has significant potential for French audiovisual content. In 2024, sales in the region were well above the average recorded over the last decade (€1.8 million, +62.7%).
