Spackman Entertainment Group

The resignations will be effective from July 20 onwards, or once suitable replacements have been found.

Facing anaemic ticket sales and fierce competition from streaming services, is it curtains for the industry?

SINGAPORE (Dec 10): Spackman Entertainment Group Limited says its new film, Default, has grossed US$20 million ($27.4 million) in box office revenue and crossed its break-even point of 2.6 million tickets within 12 days since its official release in South

SINGAPORE (May 16): Spackman Entertainment Group reported a disappointing 1Q18, mainly because of the absence of profits recognised from its blockbuster movie Master and the underperformance of Golden Slumber.

SINGAPORE (May 7): Spackman Entertainment Group announced that its board has approved the spin-off of its 51%-owned subsidiary, Novus Mediacorp and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Frame Pictures, and for the combined entity to seek listing on the Catalist Bo

SINGAPORE (Apr 18): Spackman Entertainment Group’s movie and drama equipment leasing subsidiary, Frame Pictures, has secured camera equipment contracts for three new Korean drama series for a tentative contract value of KRW 580 million ($0.7 million).

SINGAPORE (Dec 12): Spackman Entertainment says that it is acquiring Constellation Agency for a consideration of about $16.6 million or about 144.8 million shares at 0.115 per share.

SINGAPORE (Dec 19): Charles Choi Spackman, the founder of Spackman Entertainment Group, has resigned as the company’s executive chairman and chief executive officer, with effect from today.

SINGAPORE (Dec 1): Spackman Entertainment Group says its upcoming film, Sovereign Default will feature top-tier Korean actor Yoo Ah-in, veteran Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and French star actor Vincent Cassel.

SINGAPORE (Nov 16): Spackman Entertainment Group says that it has invested KRW250 million ($306,000) in the seed financing round for The Makers Studio, a Korean film production startup.