Warner Music (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., Warner Music, founded in 1930, is a subsidiary of Warner Music Group in the United States, a world-famous record company, and its music giants formed through continuous mergers and acquisitions, its industries involve film and television music, magazines, newspapers and other fields
Warner Music Group is one of the world's three major music companies in the 21st century and one of the world's top five music companies in the 20th century. In the mid-to-late 90s, he entered the Chinese market by merging Taiwan's famous local record company UFO Records, and now the well-known artists in the Chinese-speaking area are: Jolin Tsai, Lin Junjie, Wu Kequn, Xiao Jingteng, Qiao Renliang, Li Ronghao, Guo Caijie, etc., combination: Fei'er Orchestra, Dongchengwei, etc. On April 29, 2014, Warner acquired Gold Gale Records, one of the most successful independent record labels in Greater China.
History
In 1929, Warner Bros. founded Music Publishing Co., Ltd. (MPHC) to buy music rights in order to use cheap music for filmmaking. In 1930, he entered the record industry with the purchase of the Brunswick Record Company.
In 1967, Warner Bros. Pictures acquired Atlantic Records, and in 1972, it acquired Elektra Noneusch Records to form Warner-Atlantic-Elektra (WEA). In the decades that followed, Warner Bros. continued to penetrateThrough acquisitions in various countries, it has developed into one of the world's largest record companies, including Erato in France, Teldec in Germany, and Finlandia in Finland.
In March 2004, Time Warner officially sold its Warner Music Group to an American Bronfman investment group led by former Universal Group President Edgar Bronfman Jr. for $2.6 billion.
In July 2011, Time Warner sold Warner Music Group to Access Industries.
In July 2013, Warner Music Group acquired EMI's Parlophone Label Group from Universal Music.
In April 2014, Warner Music Group acquired Gold Gale to retain the brand and become a subsidiary.
In 2014, Warner Music Group officially reopened UFO Records as a sub-brand.
