STX Entertainment, a privately owned American film and television studio legally registered as STX Financing, LLC and commercially operating via stxentertainment.com, is headquartered in Burbank, California, US. Founded in 2014 by media executive Robert Simonds and private equity veteran Bill McGlashan, the company operates with approximately 150 employees. The studio focuses on producing, financing, and distributing star-driven, mid-budget commercial feature films. Following a financial period that included a temporary merger with Indian media entity Eros International, the studio was fully acquired in January 2026 by Crown Productions, a specialized film-financing subsidiary of the insurance platform A-CAP. Under the executive leadership of Chief Executive Officer Peter Coleman, STX operates a multi-divisional global media infrastructure across its primary operational branches: STXfilms, STX Television, STX Alternative, and STX International. The studio holds an intellectual property repository composed of mid-budget films, dramas, and unscripted franchises, including the Bad Moms film series, Hustlers, The Gentlemen, Molly's Game, The Edge of Seventeen, Greenland, and Michael Mann's biographical drama Ferrari.