[en] At ANKE, the first data of φ-meson production in pp collisions close to threshold have been measured by detecting the K⁺K^- decay mode at beam energies of 2.83 GeV, 2.70 GeV and 2.65 GeV. About 200-300 events exhibit a clear peak in the mass region of the φ meson with the expected mass resolution ≤ 10 MeV (FWHM). The full analysis is now in progress. Our data at these energies combined with SPES-III and TOF results on ω production will provide the energy dependence of the φ/ω cross-section ratio for the isotriplet sector, in addition to the understanding of the reaction pp →ppφ near threshold. At ANKE data have also been collected data for φ-meson production in pn collisions at 2.65 GeV. The reaction pn→dφ has been identified by detecting the fast deuteron in coincidence with the K⁺K^- pairs from the φ decay using the deuterium cluster-jet target. Currently 750 events of φ-meson production have been identified from 30% of total data. The excess energy range from 30 MeV to 90 MeV is well covered for the pn→dφ system utilizing the Fermi momentum of the target neutron. The total cross section at several energies can be extracted at the same energy range as the pp channel. (orig.)