OGM Universe has closed a major wave of multi-territory distribution agreements across Europe and select international markets, further strengthening its position as a key player in the global premium drama landscape, the distributor announced yesterday.

Spanning Western and Eastern Europe from the Balkans to the Baltics, as well as key territories across Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, and a range of high-potential global markets, the agreements underline growing confidence among broadcasters and platforms in Turkish drama as a core pillar of international programming, capable of delivering strong local performance while maintaining cross-border appeal.

Leading the slate is Six of Us, which has emerged as one of OGM Universe's most internationally resonant titles. The series has secured placements across Spain & Andorra, Portugal, Romania, Hungary, North Macedonia, Lithuania, Albania, Georgia, Israel, Lebanon, Angola & Mozambique, Kazakhstan, Indonesia. Its extensive geographic reach highlights the series’ ability to connect with diverse audiences while retaining a strong emotional identity.

Prestige drama The Fall of the King continues to attract key buyers, with new acquisitions across North Macedonia, Romania, Albania, Bulgaria, Israel, and Angola & Mozambique, confirming the enduring appeal of large-scale storytelling supported by high production values.

Modern, character-led drama Reborn has expanded into Slovenia, Lithuania, Albania, Poland, Bulgaria, Israel, Angola & Mozambique, Kazakhstan, while romance-driven Lost in Love has found new homes across Portugal, Spain, Albania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Lithuania, Israel, Angola & Mozambique, Ghana, Ethiopia, India, Malaysia, Indonesia.

Completing the slate, Broken Destiny continues its rollout with sales secured in Romania, Latvia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Portugal, Kosovo, Israel, Angola & Mozambique, Ethiopia, and India, further strengthening OGM UNIVERSE’s footprint across multiple regions.

“Following our strong momentum and proven success across Latin America, what we are seeing across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa is a clear alignment between premium demand and premium storytelling,” said Ekin Koyuncu, Global Distribution & Partnership Director at OGM Universe. “Broadcasters are increasingly focused on titles that can anchor schedules, travel across territories, and build long-term audience engagement. Our strategy is to position each series not simply as content, but as a long-term asset and these agreements reflect the confidence placed in both our slate and our vision.”