AI Era Corp.

AI Era Corp. (formerly AB International Group Corp.) is a Nevada-incorporated microcap company that monetizes entertainment-related intellectual property and services across several small business lines. Its revenue mix includes licensing and sales of film/TV copyrights, broadcast and download licensing to third-party platforms, a licensed NFT MMM platform, and marketing/advertising services tied to content and theaters. The company also operates a movie theater business through AB Cinemas NY, Inc. and provides consulting services related to software development, corporate restructuring, and AI-based solutions for short drama platforms. In early 2025 it sold its proprietary ABQQ.tv broadcasting platform and shifted to distributing its content via a third-party platform arrangement, while also pursuing rights related to “ufilm AI IP.”

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Content IP sales and licensing40% Sales of copyrights and time-based licenses for broadcast/download of film and TV (incl. short-form drama).
NFT MMM platform licensing25% Non-cancelable, non-refundable licenses providing access to the NFT MMM platform via web/mobile for 1–2 years.
Marketing and advertising services15% Embedded marketing within content plus in-theater advertising shown prior to movie exhibitions.
Movie theater operations10% Admissions, food and beverage sales, and related items such as gift cards/exchange tickets at AB Cinemas.
Consulting and AI-related services10% Consulting for software development, restructuring, strategic advisory, and AI-based solutions/project oversight for short drama platforms.

AI Era’s customers span both consumer and business buyers depending on the revenue stream...

  • Digital platforms and distributorsprimary

    License broadcast/download rights for films and short-form drama series to offer content on their platforms; typically time-based licenses.

  • IP buyers (copyright purchasers)secondary

    Acquire copyrights to movies/TV series to control distribution and monetization; revenue recognized when control transfers.

  • NFT MMM platform licenseesprimary

    Pay fixed, non-cancelable fees for access to the NFT MMM platform and its data via web/mobile over 1–2 year terms.

  • Advertisers and brand partnerssecondary

    Purchase embedded marketing placements within content and/or in-theater advertising inventory to reach audiences.

  • Theater patronsemerging

    Consumers buying tickets, food and beverage, and gift cards/exchange tickets at the company’s operated theater.

  • Consulting clientsemerging

    Engage the company for software development, corporate restructuring, strategic advisory, and AI-based project oversight services.

AI Era Corp. is a U.S.-domiciled company (Nevada incorporation) with operations that include a movie theater business...

  • •Incorporated in Nevada; U.S.-based reporting issuer
  • •Operates AB Cinemas NY, Inc., implying New York theater exposure
  • •Digital licensing enables remote delivery to web/cloud platforms
  • •No disclosed revenue-by-country figures in provided excerpts
  • •Local theater economics depend on competition and patron traffic

The company’s near-term strategy centers on funding and liquidity: management highlights dependence on shareholder...

01
Obtain continued funding and working capitalshort-term

Management states execution of the business plan depends on shareholder support and external financing amid going-concern uncertainty.

02
Reconfigure content distribution and monetization channelsshort-term

Selling ABQQ.tv reduces owned-platform exposure but requires successful third-party distribution to monetize copyrights.

03
Broaden IP-driven revenue streams including AI-related initiativesmedium-term

The company is pursuing multiple monetization paths (IP licensing/sales, NFT platform licensing, AI-related content) to diversify revenue sources.

AI Era’s business model combines small-scale theater operations with IP licensing/sales and platform licensing,...

critical

Substantial doubt about ability to continue as a going concern

Filings cite accumulated deficits, working capital deficits, and reliance on shareholder/external financing to meet obligations and execute the plan.

Scope
Liquidity and access to equity/debt financing
Materiality
high
high

Structural decline in exclusive theatrical windows and shift to streaming

Theater operations face alternative delivery methods (PVOD/streaming) and same-day releases, reducing attendance and pricing power.

Scope
AB Cinemas admissions and concessions
Materiality
high
medium

Information systems failures or security breaches

Disclosed as a theater operational risk and relevant to digital licensing/platform activities; disruptions can halt sales and damage trust.

Scope
Operational continuity and customer relationships
Materiality
medium
medium

Uncertainty around intellectual property rights and infringement claims

The company monetizes copyrights and licenses; disputes over ownership or infringement can delay deals and create legal costs.

Scope
Content IP sales/licensing and embedded marketing deliverables
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition timing under ASC 606 across IP, licensing, and services
Affects revenue volatility, deferred revenue balances, and margin comparability
Deferred revenue and breakage estimates for gift cards/exchange tickets
Impacts contract liabilities and timing of recognized theater revenue

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