Anime Licensing Practices: Too Centered on North America?

Funimation has gathered several titles this Summer 2015 season.
Several new titles have been picked up by Yen Press, including Another and Oregairu.
The representative of the elusive Monogatari Series, Kizumonogatari, was confirmed for licensing by Vertical.

And after all of this, there's no news of an anime license for Asia, especially Region 3.
What fucking gives?

I'm pretty sure that Asia, especially Southeast Asia, is one of the biggest hubs of anime fandom, and it's closer to Japan than some may seem. And yet, America takes all of the series like it's Black Friday every quarter, leaving the rest of the world (yes, that includes every single country that's NOT covered by regional licenses) to suffer without any ways to get their fix. Oh, and before anyone could say Crunchyroll, they also have their region-restriction problems. And their 25 kph subs aren't as lovely.

The last straw is that Crunchyroll might have picked up Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari and Angel Beats! Heaven's Door is picked up by Yen Press.

Oh yeah, I'm fucking mad. :frustrated:

So, what now for the rest of us? Wait for digital? Export at the expense of several times the price of a local release? Or just throw our hands up as Obama adds more titles to his MAL account?

Anime Licensing Practices: Too Centered on North America?