It also claims a large shareholder stake in SGN, a casual game developer, and has a strategic partnership with CJ ENM.

[9] Since 2015, the company has licensed Disney-owned properties to produce games such as Marvel: Future Fight (2015),[10] Disney Magical Dice (2016),[11] and Star Wars: Force Arena (2017).

[1] In April 2018, Netmarble acquired 25.71% in Big Hit Entertainment, the agency of Korean boy group BTS and TXT, becoming its second largest shareholder.

[17] As of 2021, Netmarble owns 19.31% of the Big Hit Entertainment after it changed its name to HYBE Corporation[18] Netmarble and Disney's partnership significantly deteriorated near the end of 2018 when the former announced that it can no longer support Disney Magical Dice and Star Wars: Force Arena, and eventually shut down both games,[citation needed] leaving Future Fight as the only Disney-based game it supported.

[21] As of 2021, Netmarble shareholders consisted of Bang Jun-hyuk (24.12%), CJ ENM (21.78%), Tencent (Han River Investment Pte.

[22] Following the poor performance of Marvel Future Revolution, Netmarble announced in June 2023 that the game would shut down on August 25, 2023.