Devsisters held a shareholder meeting to lay out its new game launch roadmap, profitability improvement measures and shareholder return policy. It is preparing a late-July global launch of CookieRun: Crumble and plans cost cuts including a hiring freeze, consolidation of subsidiaries and unpaid executives to support profitability in the second half. The company also detailed plans for China-focused CookieRun: Tower of Adventures and updates for CookieRun: Kingdom.

Retail shareholders in South Korea\'s game industry are stepping up collective action as weak share prices persist and calls to boost shareholder value grow. Investors in Pearl Abyss, Devsisters and Wemade have demanded shareholder meetings, buybacks and cancellations of treasury shares, limits on executive pay and disclosure on new game development. Some companies have responded with shareholder return plans, meetings and cost-cutting steps, while broader pressure on the sector is spreading.