Com2uS announced on the 3rd that it has published its second sustainability report, 'COM2US PLUS', which details its ESG management achievements and future growth strategies. Com2uS has been publishing sustainability reports regularly since last year to transparently disclose its strategic direction and response status for each issue. This year, the company set 'growth through connection' as its theme, presenting concrete directions to establish a sustainable future together with global users and stakeholders.

This report includes key achievements from 2025 aimed at strengthening transparent management. Com2uS validated its management framework by receiving an 'A' grade in the KCGS assessment for two consecutive years. In the governance sector, the company enhanced independence by establishing and activating an audit committee, and implemented shareholder return policies, including dividend decisions and the cancellation of 58.2 billion KRW in treasury shares to boost shareholder value. The company also expanded its social responsibility by being selected as a family-friendly certified company and joining the 'Youth Leap' membership.

The section highlighting future growth strategies introduced technological innovation and IP achievements. Com2uS discussed its 'AI-native' transition, which promotes company-wide AI integration across planning, development, art, and analysis, centered around its dedicated AI organization, 'AX HUB'. Additionally, the report included long-term success indicators, such as the achievements of the 10th Summoners War World Arena Championship (SWC) and reaching 1 trillion KRW in cumulative revenue from baseball games based on licenses from the world's top three baseball leagues.

Nam Jae-kwan, CEO of Com2uS, stated, "In the rapidly changing gaming business environment, we will accelerate company-wide AI transformation to secure future growth engines," adding, "We will continue to leap forward as a sustainable company that grows together with various stakeholders, including employees, users, partners, and the local community."