ViuTV

ViuTV, also known as HK Television Entertainment and HKTVE, is a privately owned company headquartered in Hong Kong. Founded in 2016, it employs approximately 180 individuals and operates as a subsidiary of PCCW, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company reported $132.7M in revenue as of 2025. It specializes in broadcast television and radio, serving as an alternative to traditional broadcasting in Hong Kong by emphasizing factual entertainment and locally produced content tailored for a younger, urban demographic. ViuTV is recognized for its reality competition franchises, including King Maker, which led to the formation of Cantopop group MIRROR, and its slate of "Late Night Talk" and original dramas. Its service model integrates a multi-platform strategy that includes traditional terrestrial channels—ViuTV (Channel 99) for Cantonese content and ViuTVsix (Channel 96) for English and international programming. Through its mobile app and website, ViuTV provides catch-up services, live streaming, and interactive features, positioning itself as a central hub for modern Cantonese pop culture and creative media in the region.