• Litian Pictures reported weaker drama licensing revenue for the year ended June 30, 2026, as major licensing revenue fell in the comparative period.
• Losses narrowed substantially, driven by lower copyright impairments and reversals of receivables impairment allowances.
• A newly launched online video platform generated subscription and individual-series sales, with AI-produced short dramas supporting its content offering.
• Liquidity remained strained, with overdue loans and unresolved investment-related claims; negotiations with lenders continued over repayment restructuring.

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