Gamehaus’s Anamana agreement separates seller payments from business funding

[Gamehaus’s November 2 agreement](https://ir.gamehaus.com/2026‑11‑02‑Gamehaus‑Signs‑Definitive‑Agreement‑to‑Acquire‑Majority‑Stake‑in‑Anamana) would pay existing Techforge shareholders US$19.6 million in Gamehaus shares, with no cash to sellers. They include an entity controlled by Gamehaus founder and chairman Feng Xie—a related‑party seller relationship. Separately, US$7 million in new cash would enter Techforge, Anamana’s holding company. Buying existing ownership and funding the business are different capital flows.

[Together, the steps](https://ir.gamehaus.com/2026‑11‑02‑Gamehaus‑Signs‑Definitive‑Agreement‑to‑Acquire‑Majority‑Stake‑in‑Anamana) would give Gamehaus approximately 56% of Techforge. Gamehaus plans to add Anamana’s AI‑assisted serialized‑video production and distribution to its gaming portfolio. Closing is expected in November 2026, subject to customary conditions; the signed agreement does not establish completed ownership. Video‑editing keyboard and recording workstation, March 2014; archive context, not Gamehaus or Anamana staff, facilities or output. Photo: Ben2742 / [Wikimedia Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AVideo_editing_color_keyboard_with_Yamaha_AW4416_Recording_Workstation_%282014‑03‑01_by_Ben2742%29_pixabay_-_660070.jpg), [CC0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). Display crops only.