mm2 Asia Ltd. produces, distributes, and sponsors films, television (TV), and online content in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, and internationally. The company operates through Content Business, Digital Entertainment Business, and Concert and Event Business segments. It produces and distributes motion picture, video, and television programme and sponsorship; provides visual effects and immersive media work services for films, commercials, and production of location-based entertainment; and management consultancy services, as well as communications and media relations solutions. The company also distributes content produced by third parties across various platforms, such as cinemas, Pay TV, Free TV, online, DVD, airlines, and others; offers content and platform solutions to advertisers; and manages and operates cinemas under the mmCineplexes brand name. In addition, it produces and promotes events and concerts for artists and showrunners; offers creative and technical solutions for events and concerts; engages in social media advertising activities; develops software for interactive digital media; and streams digital film and short-form content, as well as operates a café, dramatic arts, music, and other arts activities. Additionally, the company is involved in the events productions, concerts promotion, and rental of stage lighting, sound system, and equipment; installation of audio equipment and light system; operating online marketplace for goods; providing digital advertising and brand consultancy services; and organising and management of events. mm2 Asia Ltd. was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Singapore.
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