WEMADE announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2026 on the 7th. According to the consolidated financial statements, WEMADE's Q1 revenue reached approximately 11.6 billion KRW, a 76% increase compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile, operating profit was approximately 132 million KRW, a 47.6% decrease year-on-year, and the company recorded a net loss of approximately 3.04 billion KRW, shifting into a deficit.

The growth of the gaming business drove the revenue. 'Seal M', a mobile MMORPG co-published with Playwith Korea, has settled well into the global market since its official launch in March, surpassing 300,000 daily active users. WEMADE stated that starting with the release of 'Chaos W' on the 29th, it plans to sequentially unveil its upcoming lineup, including the strategy simulation game 'Project FF' and AAA-grade MMORPGs, within the year.

In the platform sector, the company accelerated the construction of an integrated infrastructure encompassing Web2 and Web3. It unveiled 'WEMIX Play 2.0', which provides integrated payment, reward, and community functions to game companies and users, and expanded the scope of streamer participation from Web3 to Web2 games through 'WEMIX Wave 2.0'. Additionally, through a partnership with global payment company Worldpay, it expanded the payment support for its web-based game store, 'WEMIX Shop', to 146 countries. It also strengthened its global network by signing partnerships with various global companies at GDC 2026.

In the field of AI transformation, the AI agent battle platform 'MoltyRoyale' received significant attention after its launch in February, with the number of generated agents exceeding 22 million. MoltyRoyale is a platform implemented in just 60 hours from planning to launch using AI, featuring a structure where AI agents autonomously establish strategies, compete, and create content. WEMADE plans to add new projects, 'AI World Wars' and 'Crypto Kings', to expand the scope of agent utilization in the future.

The decrease in operating profit is attributed to the growth of the aforementioned gaming business. It appears to be the result of higher operating expenses compared to the same period last year, including marketing costs for new releases and increased labor costs due to the hiring of more developers.

CEO Jang Hyun-guk stated, "As AI and blockchain combine, an era is opening where business can be executed at the speed of thought," adding, "We have achieved meaningful results across the three pillars of games, blockchain, and AI during the first quarter." He continued, "Although a net loss occurred due to the impact of Bitcoin and WEMIX purchases under the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategy, this is close to a temporary factor in the first quarter. With the recent recovery trend in the digital asset market, we look forward to improved performance in the second quarter."