As part of its growth strategy, Siesta Entertainment has also signed a distribution agreement with Janson Media to bring part of its content portfolio to Amazon and other international platforms.
Distribution and brand management company Siesta Entertainment has announced a series of new international agreements for its titles Spike, Black Moth and Target, further strengthening its presence across multiple territories and platforms worldwide.
The Barcelona-based company continues to accelerate its global growth through strategic partnerships that expand the reach of its portfolio of kids, family and young adult content.
One of the key drivers behind this expansion is Spike, the preschool animated series developed by Bored Panda, which has secured new international distribution partners. The show is now available through platforms including Kidoodle.TV, Kixi, Kidjo, StoryZoo & Friends and TCL, with additional partnerships set to be announced in the coming months.
At the same time, Siesta Entertainment is broadening the distribution footprint of Black Moth, its animated musical action-adventure series for kids and family audiences, and Target, its live-action teen drama.
Black Moth recently launched on Kazakhstan’s streaming platform Unico Play and on Balapan, the country’s leading free-to-air children’s channel, with a full Kazakh-language dub. According to the company, the series delivered audience-share results above the channel’s average. The rollout was also supported by music releases across major streaming platforms throughout the CIS region.
The series has also premiered in Israel through Noga Communications’ The Children’s Channel, across both linear television and VOD services, and is preparing for upcoming launches on Mercury TV KIDS and SHG Living in the United States.
As part of its growth strategy, Siesta Entertainment has also signed a distribution agreement with Janson Media to bring part of its content portfolio to Amazon and other international platforms. The first titles included in the partnership will be Spike, Black Moth and Target.
“The last two years have been challenging for the content industry, with platforms becoming increasingly selective and new IPs facing significant barriers to breaking through,” said Natalia Hebel, Chief Sales Officer at Siesta Entertainment.
Hebel noted that the company’s strategy is built around properties with proven performance. In the case of Spike, she highlighted that the series has surpassed one billion online views globally, has produced more than 200 episodes, and continues to expand with new content currently in production. Regarding Black Moth, she emphasized the brand’s growth across multiple international markets, with 20 episodes already produced and additional episodes currently in development.
For her part, Siesta Entertainment CEO Anna Shchur said the company continues to explore new ways of creating, producing and distributing content, including experimentation with artificial intelligence tools and innovative production models.
“While these remain challenging times for the industry, we believe they also create opportunities for agile companies capable of developing new brands and bringing them to global distribution. We are already seeing those results across our slate and remain open to expanding our portfolio further across both animation and live action,” she said.
