Wemade Play announced on the 9th that it recorded 125.3 billion KRW in revenue, 10.7 billion KRW in operating profit, and 21.4 billion KRW in net profit on a consolidated basis for 2025. Revenue increased by 4% compared to the same period last year, and operating profit grew by 919%. Notably, the company achieved a triple-digit operating profit for the first time in five years.

Looking at the performance for the fourth quarter of 2025, revenue reached 32.2 billion KRW and operating profit was 3.1 billion KRW. Q4 revenue increased by 1% quarter-on-quarter, and operating profit rose by 65%. The company recorded a net loss of 500 million KRW. Meanwhile, its subsidiary Playlings recorded 76.7 billion KRW in revenue and 7.6 billion KRW in operating profit for 2025. This represents a 14.5% increase in revenue compared to the previous year, demonstrating growth in international markets despite a net loss of 900 million KRW.

Wemade Play plans to proceed with global expansion for its casual titles, Project R and Project G, this year. Additionally, the company intends to develop new businesses, such as expanding Playlings' operations and entering the overseas B2B market through slot machine exports. The company plans to continue its focus on internal stability while concentrating on fostering growth engines.

CEO Woo Sang-jun stated, "We have scheduled the smooth development of new titles targeting the global market and the expansion of our subsidiary Playlings' business for this year," adding, "It will be a year focused on maintaining internal stability while fostering new growth drivers."