Fantasia USA — profile
"Fantasia USA" in the litigation database corresponds to Fantasia Trading LLC, which does business as AnkerDirect. It is a Delaware limited liability company formed on July 2, 2009, headquartered at 5350 Ontario Mills Pkwy, Suite 100, Ontario, California. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Anker Innovations Limited (Hong Kong), itself part of the Anker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd. group listed in Shenzhen (300866.SZ). No independent revenue or headcount figures for Fantasia are publicly reported; it is the group's U.S. operating/sales arm rather than a standalone reporting entity.
Operations. Fantasia is the exclusive U.S. distributor of Anker-branded consumer electronics and handles U.S. sales, customer service, warranties and product recalls for the group. Its line covers charging and power products (power banks, chargers, cables), audio (Soundcore), smart-home/security (eufy) and projectors (Nebula), plus Roav automotive accessories. Stated sales platforms are Amazon (where it sells as the "AnkerDirect" seller), TikTok and eBay, with retail distribution through Walmart, Costco, Target, Best Buy and Home Depot. Customs data show substantial import volumes of lithium-ion batteries, cable and charging products from Asia.
Litigation posture. Fantasia is an operating company defending against patent-assertion suits — consistent with the case data (1 tracked case, 1 as defendant, 0 as plaintiff). Its tracked matter is the NPE-style suit below; it does not appear as a plaintiff asserting patents.
Notable case. Fundamental Innovation Systems International LLC v. Anker Innovations Ltd. et al., No. 1:21-cv-00339-CFC (D. Del., filed March 5, 2021), filed in the District of Delaware — not a plaintiff-friendly Texas venue. Fundamental Innovation Systems (asserting BlackBerry-originated USB battery-charging patents, including U.S. 7,239,111; 8,624,550; 7,453,233; 6,936,936) named Fantasia Trading LLC d/b/a AnkerDirect and Anker Innovations Ltd. Public dockets also show related NPE suits against Fantasia (e.g., Cedar Lane Technologies, D. Del. 2021; Ministrap, E.D. Tex. 2024, dismissed). The tracked patents-in-suit have reportedly expired, and the parties have discussed settlement; no merits ruling is reflected here.