Neptune said on Thursday it has completed the establishment of its local subsidiary, Krafton Ad Platform India, in New Delhi. The company said the move is aimed at globalising its adtech platform business, one of its three strategic new ventures. CEO Kang Yul-bin will lead the India unit, with Krafton India Vice President Kim Jong-hyuk appointed as a resident registered director. Neptune plans to use Krafton traffic and data, including BGMI, and expand its advertising inventory.

Neptune on Tuesday issued an official statement after its shares fell sharply following heavy on-market selling by an individual shareholder. The company said the sale was a simple disposal of shares unrelated to management or business performance and was intended to secure funds under the shareholder’s asset management plan. Neptune said the shareholder is not involved in management and has no impact on governance. It also disclosed 2025 results and new business initiatives.