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NCSoft\'s Aion 2 heads overseas, tests whether it can deliver outside Lineage
NCSoft\'s Aion 2, which has proven its box-office potential in South Korea, is expanding to global markets. The launch is seen as a test of whether NCSoft can generate results in the global MMORPG market with intellectual property other than Lineage. The company starts early access on Sept. 30 and begins full service on Oct. 5, releasing simultaneously across multiple regions on PC via Steam and its Purple platform.
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NCSoft still undervalued despite earnings rebound; spotlight on Aion2 global launch
NCSoft is expected to extend earnings improvement in the second quarter on the back of Lineage Classic’s strong performance, wider direct payments and consolidation of JustPlay, analysts say. The market consensus calls for 681.2 billion won in revenue and 129.4 billion won in operating profit. Despite the rebound, securities firms put its forward 12-month PER at around 11. Investors are focused on whether Aion2’s September global release will prompt a valuation re-rating.
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NCSoft aims for quarterly growth on legacy, new IP and mobile casual three pillars
NCSoft posted a clear earnings rebound after achieving its biggest-ever first-quarter PC sales. The company said it will pursue continued quarter-by-quarter growth based on three pillars: expanding legacy intellectual property, globally launching new IP and ramping up mobile casual. Co-CEO Byung-moo Park said he was confident revenue and operating profit will keep rising quarter on quarter and year on year. The company highlighted Lineage Classic, plans for Aion2 and the integration of Germany\'s JustPlay.
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NC changes name and sets out three strategies as shareholders criticise dividend and pay
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NCSoft targets top end of 2026 revenue guidance at 2.5 trillion won
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NCSoft shakes up executive ranks, promotes key Aion 2 leaders
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GTA 6 tsunami, China assault put K-games on the brink in \'fateful year\'