The GD Effect in Full Swing... Galaxy Corporation Posts 300 Billion Won in Revenue

Galaxy Corporation said it achieved sixfold growth in one year.

Galaxy Corporation stated on the 6th, "After recording an operating loss of 18.8 billion won last year, it achieved revenue of 298.8 billion won in Q4 2025, marking a 619% year-on-year growth rate."

At the heart of this explosive growth was the box-office success of its signed artist G-DRAGON's world tour. The market dominance of its global IP translated directly into results, enabling a turnaround to profit with an operating profit of 12.5 billion won. CEO Choi Yong-ho added that he received the APEC Presidential Commendation as the youngest recipient for contributions to national economic development.

As of the end of 2025, total assets had increased by more than 300% year-on-year, and the company explained that it succeeded in attracting approximately 100 billion won in new investment, including common stock investments based on a unicorn valuation.

The company said it strengthened liquidity by securing the largest-ever level of cash equivalents based on the investments raised, and expects this to become a driving force for future investments in AI and robotics technology and for the expansion of global business.

It emphasized that the revenue scale reaching 300 billion won and the achievement of large-scale investment attraction show that Galaxy Corporation has grown beyond an entertainment company into a global enter-tech company.

Analysts say that the recent visits to headquarters by NASDAQ Vice Chairman Bob McCooey followed by NYSE Vice Chairman Michael Harris are related to this innovative model, and that expectations for a listing in global capital markets have increased.

Meanwhile, Galaxy Corporation said it is expanding its portfolio by adding new IPs targeting the global market this year, in addition to its lineup including G-DRAGON, Song Kang-ho, Kim Jong-kook, and Taemin.

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