HYBE faces profit decline amid BTS’ military service; CEO outlines plans for Weverse, gaming, and global expansion while anticipating the group’s highly awaited 2025 return. Read more!
By Elizabeth Dilts Marshall Korean music company HYBE reported on Tuesday that 2024 was its greatest revenue-generating year to date, despite a nearly 40%-plunge in operating profit from the prior ...
There’s already a lot to be learned, however, from existing dedicated superfan apps like HYBE’s dominant Weverse platform, ...
On March 3, 2025, Billboard reported that BTS' label, HYBE saw a 4% increase in its revenue and has now reached $1.58 billion in 2024. The increase was recorded despite a general music sales decline.
Yonhap News Agency reported on March 22 that the hacker had opened an unauthorised account under Jungkook’s name in January 2024, which was notably just a month after the K-pop idol had ...
HYBE’s superfan platform Weverse has launched a new in-app music streaming service called ‘Listening Party’. The new service ...
"This marks the highest annual sales since the firm's founding." According to regulatory filings, Hybe's annual revenue reached 2.255 trillion won, up 3.5 percent from a year earlier. However ...