BLACKPINK Jennie: from a one-person planning agency she set up herself, to settling 23.8 billion won in just two years

BLACKPINK's Jennie received settlement payments in the 20 billion won range over two years from the one-person agency she founded.

According to the audit report in the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system on May 9, Jennie's agency, OA Entertainment (ODDATELIER), paid Jennie 9.479554 billion won last year. Including 14.37856 billion won in 2024, about 23.8 billion won in settlement payments was paid to Jennie over two years.

Jennie founded OA Entertainment in November 2023 as a one-person agency, with the meaning of a space that creates attention-grabbing novelty. BLACKPINK's group activities are handled by YG Entertainment, while her solo activities are carried out through OA Entertainment. Jennie owns 100% of the shares, and her mother serves as the representative.

OA Entertainment recorded sales of 18.9 billion won and operating profit of 580 million won in 2024, and last year its sales increased 26% year on year to 23.8 billion won, but operating profit decreased somewhat to 390 million won.

Jennie is also directly supporting the company's operating funds. OA Entertainment's short-term borrowings at the end of last year stood at 2.86 billion won, more than eight times higher than the previous year.

Meanwhile, Jennie recently made the list of the "100 Most Influential People in the World in 2026" announced by the influential U.S. weekly magazine Time.