Genflix

Genflix, also known as Generation Flix, is a privately owned company headquartered in Indonesia, operating as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Founded in 2013, the company employs approximately 80 individuals. Functioning as an Indonesian over-the-top streaming platform, it is a subsidiary of PT Festival Citra Lestari (part of the Orange TV group) and launched as the first Indonesian-made streaming service. The platform specializes in providing a localized digital entertainment experience, featuring a mix of exclusive original series, indie Indonesian films, regional-language content such as Javanese "Tayangan Jowo," and live sports. Genflix functions as a "pocket cinema," utilizing a low-barrier-to-entry subscription model that caters specifically to the mobile-first demographic. Through its expansion into ShortBite, a dedicated app for short-form dramas, the company has diversified its service to include snackable, vertical-video storytelling alongside its traditional library of animation, live TV, and international acquisitions.