Defendant

Fantasia Trading LLC

1 case as defendant.

Cases
1
Active
0
1 closed
Filed
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Top venue
D Del Judge Andrews
1 case

Company profile

Fantasia Trading LLC is a US-based consumer-electronics distribution and importing entity operating out of 5350 Ontario Mills Pkwy, Suite 100, Ontario, California. It functions as the US arm of the Anker group and does business as "AnkerDirect," the seller name used across Amazon, Walmart and other US marketplaces. It is not itself publicly traded; it is affiliated with Anker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen Stock Exchange: 300866), the Chinese smart-hardware maker founded in 2011 and listed on ChiNext in 2020. Anker Innovations reported roughly RMB 30.5 billion (about US$4.2 billion) in 2025 revenue with headcount in the ~5,600–6,300 range across the group; Fantasia's own employee count is not separately disclosed. Public filings show Fantasia acting as US importer of record and FCC-designated US agent of service for Anker Innovations Limited, and the CPSC has listed it as the recalling firm for Anker-branded power banks.

Operationally, Fantasia handles US import, distribution and retail operations for the Anker family of consumer-electronics brands — charging and power-storage products (Anker power banks, chargers, cables), smart-home and security/cleaning products (Eufy), and smart audio/video products (Soundcore, Nebula). It is an operating company, not a shell or licensing vehicle; it holds no asserted patent portfolio in the tracked data.

Its patent-litigation posture is purely defensive. In the authoritative case list it appears in exactly one suit, as defendant (0 as plaintiff, 1 as defendant): Cedar Lane Technologies Inc. v. Fantasia Trading LLC, filed in the District of Delaware and assigned to Judge Andrews. The plaintiff, Cedar Lane Technologies, is a Canadian entity incorporated in 2019 and widely characterized as a prolific non-practicing entity (NPE/PAE) that asserts acquired patents, many originating from Intellectual Ventures portfolios, across image processing, remote-control and compression technologies. That pattern — a high-volume NPE plaintiff against a defendant-only operating company — is consistent with Fantasia being a downstream distribution target rather than a two-way litigant. The Cedar Lane suit reflects technology exposure to the consumer-electronics devices Fantasia imports and sells.