Gravity announced on the 12th that it will participate in the 'LICENSING EXPO 2026' held in Las Vegas, USA, for the first time.

Through this participation, the company plans to accelerate the expansion of its global intellectual property (IP) business and broaden its global partnerships. The goal is to strengthen its content competitiveness by expanding the scope of IP utilization, including animation and brand collaborations.

The 'Licensing Expo' is a global event where companies from various industries around the world seek opportunities for IP licensing, brand collaboration, and content business expansion. This year, it will be held at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas for three days, from the 19th to the 21st. The 2025 event saw the participation of over 5,000 brands and 12,500 buyers, with more than 8,400 business meetings successfully conducted.

Gravity is pushing for global business expansion centered on the Ragnarok IP. The company will showcase five major IPs—Ragnarok Online, Ragnarok Monsters, Ragnarok Monsters Animation, Requiem, and Dragonica—to explore collaboration opportunities with various partners. Following the premiere of 'Ragnarok Monsters: The Great Magic Chaos!' on Cartoon Network in Korea on May 6th, the company is now pursuing a wider global broadcast. Through this, it plans to expand its IP influence across various fields, including animation, gaming, and brand collaborations.

The company expects multifaceted results from this participation, including discussions on global business based on the Ragnarok IP, expansion of the IP transmedia ecosystem, establishment of media mix partnerships, discovery of in-game collaborations, and strengthening of the global business network. Park Jin-on, IP Business Team Leader at Gravity, stated, "As this is our first time participating in the Licensing Expo, we expect it to be an opportunity to actively promote Gravity's IP power to the global market and expand collaboration opportunities with various industries." He added, "We plan to broaden the scope of our content, such as animation and brand collaborations, based on Ragnarok and our other major IPs."