Deals for ‘Tuttle Twins,’ ‘Homestead,’ and ‘The Wingfeather Saga’ were funded through a combination of cash and stock for a total aggregate purchase consideration of around $89 million.
Angel has acquired three of the highest-performing series on the Angel platform: Tuttle Twins, Homestead, and The Wingfeather Saga. The transactions were funded through a combination of cash and stock, for a total aggregate purchase consideration of about $89 million.
“These acquisitions represent strategic investments in Angel’s long-term growth,” said Neal Harmon, Co-Founder and CEO of Angel. “Each franchise reflects the values that unite the Angel Guild and ranks among the most watched on our platform. By fully integrating them into Angel, we strengthen our competitive position and advance our mission to deliver values-driven storytelling at scale.”
Tuttle Twins is a family-focused animated series in its fourth season that explores freedom and responsibility through adventure, humor, and heart.
Homestead is a post-apocalyptic thriller that stars Neal McDonough, and draws audiences into a fractured America struggling to survive after a nuclear blast.
Finally, The Wingfeather Saga, based on Andrew Peterson’s books, is a hand-painted, 3D animated fantasy series. Based on the fantasy novels by Andrew Peterson, The Wingfeather Saga blends cinematic animation set in the rich fantasy world of Aerwiar with themes of family, perseverance, and courage. The property raised $7 million, reportedly making it the largest crowdfunded animated family series ever.
Source: Angel
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