G.H.Y Culture & Media

G.H.Y Culture & Media Holding Co., Limited, together with its subsidiaries and affiliated entities ("GHY" or "GHY Culture & Media" or the "Group"), is an entertainment business focused on the production and promotion of dramas and films and the presentation of live entertainment in the Asia-Pacific region. The Group describes itself as one of the region's leading companies in the production and distribution of films and dramas and presentation of live entertainment. It is headquartered in Singapore and has over 130 employees across Singapore, Malaysia, China, and Australia. Beyond its core film and drama production business, GHY has built a diversified, full-industry-chain layout. Its additional services include artist management, filming equipment rental, post-production, visual effects production, and boutique film art-focused higher education. This breadth allows the Group to participate across multiple stages of the content value chain rather than only at the point of production. The Group's live entertainment activities have included major concert promotions in the region, such as the Jay Chou Carnival World Tour stops in Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia, the Power Station "Because of Love" World Tour in Singapore, and a Guns N' Roses concert in Singapore. Its content and industry activities are also visible through recurring events such as the Asia TV Forum and Market, ATF Chinese Pitch, and the Asia TV Forum, where it has appeared from 2018 through 2025, including editions jointly organised with iQiyi and Marina Bay Sands. GHY traces its origins to Perfect Jianxin (完美建信) and was founded by Guo Jingyu (郭靖宇). It is associated with drama and film intellectual property including the Soul Ferry (灵魂摆渡) franchise, which the Group has extended into AI-driven formats. In 2020 the company was listed on the Singapore Exchange, and its corporate event gallery records the SGX listing ceremony that year. The Group also operates a film and television shooting base in Huairou, Beijing, which entered trial operation with six live-action studios and eighteen large sets. Corporate social responsibility is part of the Group's public positioning. GHY states that it supports educational institutions, non-profit organisations, and government agencies with community projects aimed at developing talent, empowering youths, and enabling communities, alongside human capital development and workplace well-being programmes.

G.H.Y Culture & Media traces its origins to Perfect Jianxin (完美建信), an entertainment company founded by Guo Jingyu (郭靖宇). The Group has since developed into an Asia-Pacific entertainment business focused on the production and promotion of dramas and films and the presentation of live entertainment. Its quality works, in its own words, have gone from strength to strength over the past years and have enjoyed notable successes with audiences in the Asia-Pacific region. Over time the Group built a diversified, full-industry-chain layout. In addition to its core business of film and drama production and distribution, it added services in artist management, filming equipment rental, post-production, visual effects production, and boutique film art-focused higher education. It is headquartered in Singapore and employs over 130 people across Singapore, Malaysia, China, and Australia. A significant corporate milestone came in 2020, when the company was listed on the Singapore Exchange; the Group's corporate event gallery records the 2020 SGX listing ceremony. Around the same period, GHY deepened its ties with regional industry platforms. Its event record shows participation in the Asia TV Forum and Market and ATF Chinese Pitch from 2018 onward, a joint press conference with iQiyi in 2021, and the G.H.Y Culture & Media Night in 2019. In 2022 it launched the G.H.Y Prize for NUS and hosted the G.H.Y Night, while also taking part in the Asia TV Forum & Market, Audio-Visual China, and Pitch It! 2022, which included a field trip to its Iskandar Malaysia studio. The Group's live entertainment business has promoted major international concert tours in the region, including the Jay Chou Carnival World Tour in Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia; the Power Station "Because of Love" World Tour in Singapore; and a Guns N' Roses concert in Singapore. These events were staged at large venues such as the Singapore National Stadium, Singapore Indoor Stadium, National Stadium Bukit Jalil, and Giants Stadium in Sydney. In content, GHY is associated with the Soul Ferry (灵魂摆渡) franchise, which it has extended into AI-driven formats. By 2026 the Group was promoting a Soul Ferry AI trilogy and an AIGC web story film series, Soul Ferry Floating Life Dream, which it reported topped the Yunhe market share chart in its first week. The Group also operates a film and television shooting base in Huairou, Beijing, which entered trial operation with six live-action studios and eighteen large sets covering period and modern interiors. GHY continues to appear at the Asia TV Forum, including editions in 2023, 2024, and 2025 jointly organised with iQiyi and Marina Bay Sands. Its corporate social responsibility efforts focus on developing talent, empowering youths, and enabling communities, with support for educational institutions, non-profit organisations, and government agencies.

• 2026

  Promotion of Soul Ferry AI trilogy and Soul Ferry Floating Life Dream AIGC web story film

• 2024

  Asia TV Forum jointly organised by iQiyi & GHY Culture & Media and Marina Bay Sands

• 2023

  Asia TV Forum

• 2022

  G.H.Y Night; launch of G.H.Y Prize for NUS; Pitch It! 2022 including field trip to Iskandar Malaysia studio; Asia TV Forum & Market; Audio-Visual China

• 2021

  iQiyi and G.H.Y Culture & Media joint press conference; participated in ATF Chinese Pitch

• 2020

  SGX listing ceremony; participated in ATF Chinese Pitch

• 2019

  Held G.H.Y Culture & Media Night; participated in Asia TV Forum & Market and ATF Chinese Pitch

• 2018

  Participated in Asia TV Forum & Market and ATF Chinese Pitch

One of the region's leading companies in the production and distribution of films and dramas and presentation of live entertainment, with a diversified full-industry-chain layout.

• Soul Ferry (灵魂摆渡) franchise

• Soul Ferry AI trilogy

• Soul Ferry Floating Life Dream AIGC web story film

• Huairou film and television shooting base

• 2021.06.16

  Reported2021.06.16

  G.H.Y Culture announces investment in Clover Films[7]长信传媒宣布投资Clover Films集团zaobao.com.sg

  G.H.Y Culture & Media announced that it would invest in the Clover Films group and hold 51% of the shares in its subsidiaries. The founders would retain the remaining 49%.

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1. 1长信传媒 GHY Culture & Mediaghyculturemedia.com
2. 2Company Profile : 长信传媒 GHY Culture & Mediaghyculturemedia.com
3. 3Corporate Social Responsibility : 长信传媒 GHY Culture & Mediaghyculturemedia.com
4. 4Gallery - Corporate Event : 长信传媒 GHY Culture & Mediaghyculturemedia.com
5. 5G.H.Y Culture & Mediawikidata.org
6. 6长信传媒zh.wikipedia.org
7. 7长信传媒宣布投资Clover Films集团zaobao.com.sg