Media
Zodiak has invested in a new production company led by former Celador development chief Damon Pattison.
Lucky Day will sit aside Zodiak's recent UK acquisitions - Diverse Productions and Bullseye TV - and focus on producing primetime game and quiz shows.
"I am sure that Lucky Day will quickly make a name for itself with commissions from the large broadcasters," said Zodiak president and CEO Patrick Svensk. "We will continue investing in outstanding entrepreneurs and creators with strong ideas in English speaking countries."
Zodiak is currently in the process of moving its distribution arm from Copenhagen to London.
Lucky Day will sit aside Zodiak's recent UK acquisitions - Diverse Productions and Bullseye TV - and focus on producing primetime game and quiz shows.
"I am sure that Lucky Day will quickly make a name for itself with commissions from the large broadcasters," said Zodiak president and CEO Patrick Svensk. "We will continue investing in outstanding entrepreneurs and creators with strong ideas in English speaking countries."
Zodiak is currently in the process of moving its distribution arm from Copenhagen to London.
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