Netmarble has once again secured its spot in the 'Top 100 Brands in Korea' for 2025, a list curated by the brand valuation firm Brandstock, marking a decade of consecutive appearances.

The 'Top 100 Brands in Korea' is a certification scheme that ranks the elite tier of brands based on Brandstock’s patented valuation model, the Brand Stock Top Index (BSTI).

This year's assessment scrutinized over 1,000 representative brands across 230 categories. The final BSTI score is a combination of brand stock indices (70%) derived from simulated trading on the Brandstock exchange and periodic consumer research (30%).

Netmarble clocked in at 851.3 points out of 1,000, climbing five spots from last year to land at 41st. It has been a consistent presence on the list every year since its debut in 2016.

This year, the company successfully launched new titles based on its own IPs, such as Seven Knights Re:BIRTH, Vampir, and RF Online Next, while aggressively expanding its presence in the global market through international gaming expos.

Notably, the company showcased upcoming projects like The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin and Mongil: Star Dive at Gamescom in Germany and the Tokyo Game Show to engage with fans directly. In particular, Netmarble set up its first-ever solo booth at the Tokyo Game Show to signal its commitment to the Japanese market, and it also laid the groundwork for the South American market by presenting new titles at the Brazil Game Show.

Meanwhile, Coway, a subsidiary of Netmarble, also made the cut at 34th place, marking its 17th consecutive year on the 'Top 100 Brands in Korea' list.