Asia-based streamer iflix is pulling out of the Middle East after entering the region with some fanfare two years ago in a partnership with Kuwait-based mobile and data services operator Zain.

At first glance, iflix might appear to have a lot in common with Netflix, but CEO Mark Britt is adamant that the two streaming companies are not competitors, at least not with content. "Netflix has ...

KARACHI: Available at a monthly rate of Rs300 and boasting a package of local television shows, iflix can be described as a poor man's Netflix. But it is more than that. Its strategy of entering ...

Iflix, the emerging-market Netflix competitor that’s backed by Sky, is leaving Africa to double down on its business in Asia. The Malaysia-based company announced today it has sold the remaining ...

Tencent Holdings has agreed to acquire a range of assets from Southeast Asian streaming video provider iflix, as the Chinese gaming and social media giant steps up efforts to build a service that ...

iflix, a Netflix-like service that covers Southeast Asia and other emerging markets, has closed $90 million in new funding to expand its service into new countries. There could be more money coming ...

The new financing will support the company's expansion into the Middle East, Africa and new markets throughout Asia. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Iflix, a subscription video-on-demand ...

South Korea’s JTBC Content Hub has become a strategic investor in Iflix, the South East Asia-based video streaming platform. Formed only in 2011, JTBC has rapidly become one of Korea’s most ...

Asia-based streaming service, iflix is ditching its traditional subscription video model to replace it with a hybrid strategy that it says is better adapted to emerging markets. The iflix 3.0 model ...

“We can revolutionise how movies and TV are consumed,” say Iflix CEO Mark Britt (left) and founder Patrick Grove Image: Charles Pertwee for Forbes Patrick Grove is leaning against the pool table in ...