Wemade has announced its Q4 and annual performance for 2025. The company posted an annual revenue of approximately 614.04 billion KRW and an operating profit of roughly 10.676 billion KRW, marking their second consecutive year of operating profit. For the fourth quarter, revenue reached about 191.737 billion KRW, while operating profit stood at approximately 24.253 billion KRW. Wemade stated that it is focusing on expanding its global lineup and securing new growth engines based on the stable performance of its existing titles.

In Q4 2025, revenue increased by approximately 16% year-on-year to roughly 191.737 billion KRW. This growth was driven by the performance of 'Legend of Ymir' and the recognition of licensing fees for 'Legend of Mir 2' and '3' in China. Notably, overseas revenue accounted for approximately 78% of the total, marking three consecutive quarters of growth. While operating profit rose by about 42% year-on-year to 24.253 billion KRW, the company reported a net loss of approximately 36.473 billion KRW, shifting to a deficit due to the valuation of investment assets.

The full-year results for 2025 show revenue of about 614.04 billion KRW, an operating profit of 10.676 billion KRW, and a net loss of approximately 28.048 billion KRW. Compared to 2024, when 'Night Crows' saw significant success in overseas markets, total revenue for 2025 has decreased. However, thanks to efficient cost management, operating profit increased by approximately 51%, maintaining a two-year streak of operating profit.

Wemade is focusing on expanding its global lineup and securing new growth engines based on the stable performance of existing IP such as 'Legend of Mir 2' and 'Night Crows'. The company is currently developing around 20 new titles under a strategy of diversifying genres, IP, and platforms.

In 2026, the company plans to expand 'Legend of Ymir' to Steam and sequentially release 'Night Crows 2' and 'Mir 5'. In 2027, it plans to introduce the AAA title 'Project TAL'. Furthermore, starting with 'Night Crows 2', Wemade will adopt a 'one-build' strategy for simultaneous launches in Korea and global markets as a core strategy to maximize momentum from the initial launch.