Wemade Play released its financial results for the first quarter of 2026 on the 12th. The company recorded 32.4 billion won in revenue, 3.4 billion won in operating profit, and 6.1 billion won in net profit for the quarter.

While Q1 2026 revenue decreased by 0.1% compared to the same period last year, operating profit increased by 93%. Wemade Play attributed this performance to the stable service of its core titles and efficient resource management, including a 5.4% reduction in operating expenses. Operating profit also showed an 8% increase compared to the previous quarter.

Wemade Play stated that the rise in domestic revenue during the first quarter was driven by the successful settlement of new seasons for the existing Anipang series and the expansion of advertising channels. Regarding overseas revenue, the company achieved 20.8 billion won on a consolidated basis, reflecting the record-high quarterly performance of its subsidiary, Playlinks.

Wemade Play has been focusing on internal stability while fostering growth engines, with plans to launch casual games 'Project G' and 'Project R' targeting the global market as early as this year. Its subsidiary, Playlinks, is also releasing new titles. Playlinks is expanding its new business by launching the new social casino title 'Sloto Police' in overseas markets and entering the iGaming sector with a focus on content exports.

CEO Woo Sang-jun stated, "The projects and new titles our team is preparing are progressing smoothly according to our schedule and service optimization goals," adding, "Considering the scale and diversity of our new ventures, this year will be a meaningful period for enhancing the company's competitiveness."