[Edaily Reporter An Yu-ri ] Com2uS Holdings(063080)reported revenue of 15.6 billion won and an operating loss of 5.3 billion won for the second quarter of 2026. Com2uS Holdings announced that it plans to improve its financial performance in the second half of the year through the launch of new titles and the expansion of its platform business.

Com2uS Holdings announced on the 12th that it recorded revenue of 15.6 billion won, an operating loss of 5.3 billion won, and net income of 7.7 billion won for the second quarter of this year. Revenue decreased by 43.1% compared to the same period last year, while the operating loss widened by 139.8%.

Net income turned positive, reflecting gains from the partial sale of investment stakes in affiliated companies.

In the second half of the year, the company plans to launch numerous new games across various genres to drive growth in its gaming business segment and accelerate the global expansion and business growth of its subsidiary, Com2uS Corporation. The strategy for the gaming business segment is to simultaneously expand profitability and the user base through genre diversification, including idle RPGs (role-playing games), action MMORPGs (massively multiplayer online role-playing games), collectible RPGs, and casual puzzle games.

As the second half of the year began, Com2uS Holdings kicked off its performance improvement by launching the well-crafted collectible RPG “Star Sailor” and the deduction-based puzzle game “Color Sweeper.” “Ares: The Iron Vanguard,” reborn as an SF action RPG, has completed an early open beta in six countries and is preparing for a global launch in the third quarter.

The classic mobile RPG “Xenonia 1: The Threads of Memory” and the Metroidvania-style “Fatal Claw” will also be released on PC via “Steam” and on console platforms. In addition, the company is expected to drive growth in its gaming business by launching at least three new titles that deliver the core fun of gaming.

The subsidiary Com2uS Corporation is showing remarkable growth centered around its game backend service, “HYBE.” “HYBE,” which features advanced AI capabilities, is seeing an increasing share of revenue from external game companies, and the cloud division is also maintaining strong growth, having secured 52 clients since partnering with Tencent Cloud as a key partner. In particular, the company plans to launch “HYBE Axil,” optimized for AI agents, in the third quarter to secure a leading position in the global game backend service market.

Com2uS Holdings stated, “In the second half of the year, we will significantly expand our lineup of new titles while accelerating the HYBE service and cloud business of our subsidiary, Com2uS Platform, to enhance our competitive edge across both games and platforms and strengthen our mid- to long-term growth momentum.”