Copa Studio Australia

Copa Studio Australia is an American-Australlian-Canadian and licensing company formed by Robert W. Stainton, Michael Wildshill, Terry Ward and Bloo J. (Robert being the creator of Greeny Phatom series and Bloo being the creator of BlooJ's FHFIF and Lucas M. Soares's Pingu and Friends) The company is owned by Nelvana, Toho, Sony, ViacomCBS, WarnerMedia, MGM-UA Communications, Spümco Canada, CineGroupé and House of Mouse Corporationeach sharing 25%.
Founded in 2013, the studio bought stakes and companies from various parent companies such as All3Media[1], hired staff from DHX Media Vancouver from Canada (as the studio will replace DHX Media in production of upcoming episodes), acquired Method Films from France and Frederator Studios from the US and other companies. 
Headquartered in Los Angeles (formerly in New York City, until 2015), Romite used to be one of the world’s largest independent children’s entertainment companies with ownership and licensing rights to some of the most recognizable character brands. It's other offices used to be located at New York, Toronto, Tokyo, London, among others.
== History ==
In 2005 Michael Wildshill (then-new executive producer of Greeny Phatom), Robert and Terry had plans to form a parent company as a successor for GreenyWorld Animation, the animation studio founded by Robert Stainton. In 2005, the company was founded.
Before Michael created the Romite, he used to own Shouterbox Studios by his own.
The company acquired and renamed a majority of WildBrain and DreamWorks Classics properties.
The studio is on an acquisition spree, which is arguably still going on to this day.
Romite is planning on acquiring Funimation from Sony and Bad Robot Productions, but if this plan will go through is currently uncertain.
In 2019, ViacomCBS, Sony, WarnerMedia, Nelvana, MGM-UA Communications, Spümco, CineGroupé, Toho and House of Mouse Coporation (renamed into Walt Disney Coporation) had been eyeing an acquisition of Romite Group, until the company was given to four of the bidders: Sony, ViacomCBS, WarnerMedia, Nelvana and Toho.
== List of Productions ==
* Trunk Train
* Jorel's Brother
* The BFDI Show
* Gigablaster
* TBA
== Trivia ==
* TBA