Netmarble held its 15th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on the 26th at the G-Tower Convention Hall in Guro-gu, Seoul.

The meeting reported the company's major financial performance for 2025, revealing consolidated revenue of 2.8351 trillion KRW and an operating profit of 352.5 billion KRW. Furthermore, all eight agenda items—including articles of incorporation amendments, appointments of directors and audit committee members, approval for capital reduction via treasury stock cancellation, director compensation limits, and revisions to severance pay regulations—were passed as originally proposed.

Netmarble removed the 'cumulative voting exclusion' clause from its articles of incorporation in consideration of commercial law reforms and the protection of minority shareholder rights. Additionally, the company will cancel 25,800 treasury shares, acquired during past mergers, as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce capital.

Following this, Chairman Bang Jun-hyuk was re-elected as an executive director. Meanwhile, Yoon Dae-kyun, a professor at Ajou University's Department of Software; Hwang Deuk-soo, CEO of CJ ENM STUDIOS; and Lee Dong-heon, a professor at Korea University's Sejong Campus, were all re-appointed as outside directors and audit committee members.

Netmarble CEO Kim Byung-gyu reflected on the year, stating, "2025 was a significant year where we proved our game development prowess once again, as our major new titles achieved consecutive successes despite the ongoing intensifying competition within the gaming industry."

CEO Kim further added, "This year, Netmarble has already launched two new titles and expanded one into new territories in the first quarter alone. We plan to continue our business strategy with a focus on global markets, diversified genres, and multi-platform availability. Most notably, our top priority remains innovation through an AI-centric development framework, which we aim to combine with legacy systems to maximize efficiency in both development and live service operations."