Yggdrazil Group

Yggdrazil Group Public Company Limited is a Thai computer graphics and entertainment company whose activities span visual effects, animation, and video game development. The studio was established in 2006 by Tanat Juwiwat and Saroot Tubloy and was formally registered as a limited company in 2009. Its early work concentrated on computer-generated visual effects for television advertising, placing the company within Thailand's expanding commercial post-production and digital-content sector. The company later broadened its capabilities beyond advertising work. It moved into film animation and visual-effects production, building a portfolio that included Thai, international, and streaming-oriented projects. Its credited work includes the Thai film Homestay, released in 2018, the Netflix series The Stranded from 2019, and the Chinese animated feature Ne Zha, also released in 2019. Homestay brought the company a Suphannahong National Film Award for Best Visual Effects, giving Yggdrazil recognition within Thailand's film industry. Yggdrazil also diversified into interactive entertainment. Its 2017 horror video game Home Sweet Home became the company's most visible game-related property and connected its visual-production expertise with Thai supernatural themes and the international market for horror games. This expansion positioned the group not only as a service provider for third-party productions but also as a developer of original intellectual property. By 2018, Yggdrazil was described as Thailand's second-largest computer graphics company by earnings, with reported earnings of 173.54 million baht for that year. Approximately two-thirds of its clients were international, indicating that the company's business model relied substantially on cross-border production work rather than solely on domestic advertising or film commissions. The figures reflect the company's position at that time and are not treated here as current financial results. Yggdrazil became a publicly listed company on Thailand's Market for Alternative Investment in 2020. The listing marked a further stage in its institutional development and provided a public-market framework for a company operating across production services, animation, and games. Available reference material does not establish a current revenue breakdown, headquarters address, detailed management roster, official website, or the full range of products and services presently offered. Accordingly, Yggdrazil is best characterized on the available evidence as a Thai creative-technology group combining computer-graphics production with film and television work and game development.

Yggdrazil Group began in Thailand in 2006, when Tanat Juwiwat and Saroot Tubloy established the studio as a computer-graphics venture. The company's initial specialization was visual-effects work for television advertising. This placed it in a service-oriented production role, supplying digital imagery and post-production capabilities to commercial clients. In 2009, the business was registered as a limited company. Over time, Yggdrazil expanded beyond advertising into film animation and visual-effects production. Its work became associated with projects from several parts of the entertainment industry, including Thai cinema, streaming television, and international animation. The 2018 Thai film Homestay was among its notable film projects, and the company won the Suphannahong National Film Award for Best Visual Effects for its contribution. The group also developed a game business. In 2017 it released Home Sweet Home, a horror video game that drew on Thai supernatural subject matter and represented a move toward original interactive entertainment. The game broadened Yggdrazil's role from production supplier to developer of its own entertainment property. The company's screen-production credits continued to include international-facing projects. In 2019, its filmography included the Netflix series The Stranded and the Chinese animated feature Ne Zha. These projects reflected the company's ability to participate in productions beyond the Thai domestic market. Reference material states that approximately two-thirds of its clients were international. Yggdrazil's commercial scale was reported in 2018 at 173.54 million baht in earnings, when it was described as Thailand's second-largest computer-graphics company by earnings. The figure is a historical reference rather than a current financial statement. In 2020, the company became publicly listed on Thailand's Market for Alternative Investment. This transition formalized its status as a public creative-technology enterprise and followed its development across advertising effects, film and television production, animation, and games. The available reference material does not provide a complete account of subsequent releases, current executives, ownership structure, headquarters, or present operating results. The documented history nevertheless shows a progression from Thai television-advertising effects to a diversified production group with international client exposure and an interactive-entertainment business.

• 2020

  Public listing

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Yggdrazil Group became listed on Thailand's Market for Alternative Investment.

• 2019

  International screen-production credits

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The company's filmography included The Stranded and the Chinese animated film Ne Zha.

• 2018

  Visual-effects award for Homestay

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Yggdrazil won the Suphannahong National Film Award for Best Visual Effects for Homestay.

• 2017

  Entry into video game development

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The company expanded into games with the horror title Home Sweet Home.

• 2009

  Registered as a limited company

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Yggdrazil was formally registered as a limited company.

• 2006

  Studio established

  [1]Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Tanat Juwiwat and Saroot Tubloy established Yggdrazil Group in Thailand.

A Thai creative-technology and computer-graphics group serving advertising, film, television, animation, and interactive entertainment markets, with a substantial international client base.

• Video game · 2017

  Home Sweet Home

  Home Sweet Home is a horror video game developed by Yggdrazil Group and released in 2017. It represents the company's move from visual-effects and animation services into interactive entertainment and original game development. The title is associated with Thai supernatural themes and served as the group's best-documented game property in the available reference material.

• Production services

  Visual-effects and animation services

  Yggdrazil's service business began with computer-generated visual effects for television advertising and later expanded into film animation and visual-effects production. Its documented work includes Thai film, streaming television, and international animation projects. The available material does not specify a complete current service catalogue.

• 2020

  Become a publicly listed companyStrategy

  Background

  Following expansion across visual effects, animation, film and television, and games, Yggdrazil pursued a public-market structure.

  Action taken

  Yggdrazil Group was listed on Thailand's Market for Alternative Investment.

  Aftermath

  The listing made the group a publicly traded Thai creative-technology company. Further effects are not specified in the available reference material.

  Source

• 2017

  Expand into video game developmentProduct launch

  Background

  After beginning as a television-advertising visual-effects studio and later entering film and animation work, Yggdrazil broadened its entertainment activities into games.

  Action taken

  The company released the horror game Home Sweet Home.

  Aftermath

  The release established a documented interactive-entertainment line alongside the group's production-services business.

  Source

1. 1Yggdrazil Groupen.wikipedia.org