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PUBG, Subnautica 2 double boost signals surprise Q2 results for Krafton
Krafton is expected to post a sharp improvement in second-quarter results, helped by steady growth in PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC and faster-than-expected early success for Subnautica 2. Consensus estimates put revenue at 1.19 trillion won and operating profit at 367.1 billion won, up 80.2 percent and 49.2 percent from a year earlier. Analysts cite strong Steam metrics for PUBG and millions of Subnautica 2 copies sold soon after launch.
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Krafton says quarterly results hit record high as PUBG IP sales top 1 trillion won
Krafton said it posted record quarterly revenue and operating profit on solid growth in its PUBG: Battlegrounds intellectual property. It said first-quarter sales rose 56.9 percent from a year earlier to 1.37 trillion won and operating profit rose 22.8 percent to 561.6 billion won. PUBG franchise revenue topped 1 trillion won for the first time. The company also outlined plans spanning new game IP, its Raon AI models and a joint venture for autonomous driving services.
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Krafton Q1 operating profit hits record high on PUBG IP growth
Krafton set quarterly records for both revenue and operating profit, supported by broad-based growth of its PUBG intellectual property. The company reported first-quarter consolidated revenue of 1.37 trillion won and operating profit of 561.6 billion won, up 56.9 percent and 22.8 percent from a year earlier. It said first-quarter operating profit equalled 53 percent of last year’s full-year total. PC and mobile revenue rose, while it also carried out share buybacks, dividends and share cancellations.
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Neptune sets up Krafton Ad Platform India subsidiary to enter adtech
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Growth vs restructuring leaves Korea\'s 3N2K split on 2025 results
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Krafton joins 3 trillion won revenue club, sets sights on PUBG 2.0 and AI
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Krafton chairman meets Indian ambassador, calls India strategic hub not just market