LTV Corporation

LTV Corporation is a Filipino media and entertainment group based in Manila, Philippines. It is the Philippines' largest entertainment and media conglomerate in terms of revenue, operating income, net income, assets, equity, market capitalization, and number of employees founded by SBCA on June 3, 2014.
It is by far the longest-running company on the wiki as of 2023.
==History==
LTV Corporation (then Luis TV Productions) was launched on June 3, 2014 by SBCA alongside LTV Network. The network had quickly grown within the following months and first close ties with a competing newtork started with TIG, then known as Blue Box TV which was run by The Imperial Ghost who was a co-writer on Luis TV's then-flagship program SpongeToons which ran until 2015.
On July 25, 2014, Luis TV Video Games was created following the announcement of The SpongeToons Movie: Video Game and was officially brought into the Luis TV Productions Group. The LTV Rating System was adopted by LTV and was released for public use within the SpongeBob Fanon Wiki on February 5, 2015. On March 19, 2015, Luis TV Video Games was rebranded as ¡Laro! following the announcement of POBA 2K15, a collaboration with 2K Sports based on Basket Sponge.
It mainly runs the Philippine counterparts of networks, managing its Tagalog dubs. The first of these was Fox Kids (Philippines) in 2017. This was followed by Tem Sentral, Monorail TV Philippines, and Plush Puppy Philippines in 2018. However, no Philippine-exclusive channel has ever been made for LTV Network.
A partnership in 2018 with SeemsGood led Luis TV to acquire Zap and make it its first ever secondary network. Shortly after, Luis TV Sports was launched. A month after launch, it was rebranded as LTV Sports.
On June 9, 2018, Manila Records was launced, signing its first artist, Lil SpongeBot on June 10.
On July 4, 2019, after acquiring Purple Incorporated for $1,000,000 (₱51,110,000), the company was renamed to Luis TV Corporation.
On January 3, 2020, it was decided to push forward with fully implementing the new name change across the network of companies and thus renamed the corporation to LTV Corporation.
Leading up to the company's ten-year anniversary, the corporation restructured their group of networks, ceasing the operations of both Canary Filipino and Fox Kids (Philippines), while relaunching Tem Sentral as PI Philippines and Toon Disney Philippines as LTV Junior on January 10, 2024. On March 27, Plush Puppy Co. transferred all ownership of LTV Junior to LTV Corporation.
==Companies==
*LTV Films
*iLaro!
*Asia Rising Records
*Solstice
*Zap (bought from )
*Purple TV (bought from Purple Incorporated)
*Purple Movies (bought from Purple Incorporated)
==Networks==
===LTV Network===
*LTV - main channel
*LTV Sports - LTV's sports-oriented channel
*LTV Junior - LTV's children's-oriented channel (co-owned with Plush Puppy Co.)
===Zap Network===
*Zap - founded by SeemsGood
*Zap Poland - Zap's Polish counterpart
===Purple Inc.===
*Purple TV - founded by Purple133
===Others===
*Monorail TV Philippines - joint co-ownership with Monorail Entertainment
*PI Philippines - partly owned, mainly owned by PI
=== Former ===
* LTV (Poland) - LTV's Polish counterpart (opened in 2018, closed in 2020)
* Tem Sentral - partly owned, mainly owned by PI (opened in 2018, closed in 2023)
* Canary Filipino - partly owned, mainly owned by Canary Inc. (opened in 2018, closed in 2024)
* Fox Kids (Philippines) - partly owned, mainly owned by Fox Kids (opened in 2017, closed in 2024)
==Key People==
*SBCA (Founder, CEO, Executive for LTV)
*Purple133 (Executive for Purple Inc.)
*SeemsGood (Executive for Zap)
== Logos ==
=== Current ===
File:LTV Corporation.png|LTV Corporation (2020–)
File:LTV.png|LTV (2020–)
File:LTV Sports.png|LTV Sports (2020–)
File:LTV Films.png|LTV Films (2020–)
File:ILaro!.png|iLaro! (2020–)
File:Asia Rising Records.png|Asia Rising Records (2020–)
File:Solstice.png|Solstice (2020–)
File:Purple Inc.png|Purple Inc. (2020–)
File:Purple TV.png|Purple TV (2020–)
File:Purple Movies.png|Purple Movies (2020–)
File:Zap.png|Zap (2020–)
File:SLA Logo.png|Square Logo Awards (2020–2021, 2023–)
File:PIPH.png|PI Philippines (2024–)
File:LTV Junior.png|LTV Junior (2024–)
=== Previous ===
File:Luistv.png|Luis TV (2015–2017)
File:Download (1).png|Luis TV (2017–2020)
File:LTVSports.png|Luis TV Sports (2018)
File:LTVSportsNew.png|LTV Sports (2018–2020)
File:LTVFilms.png|Luis TV Films (2018–2020)
File:ILaro! old.webp|iLaro! (2018–2020)
File:Ltvpoland.png|Luis TV Poland (2018–2020)
File:LTV Poland.png|LTV Poland (2020)
File:Manila.png|Manila Records (2018–2020)
File:Manila Records.png|Manila Records (2020)
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