Nomus Completes Acquisition and Announces Cancellation of Treasury Shares Worth 3 Billion Won
Nomus, a company specializing in artist intellectual property (IP) solutions, announced on July 8, 2026, that it has completed the acquisition of treasury shares worth a total of 3 billion won this year and has decided to cancel them.
Since March, Nomus has acquired a total of 231,188 treasury shares—137,999 shares through direct acquisition and 93,189 shares through a trust contract—to enhance shareholder value. This amount represents approximately 2.1% of the total issued shares.
A portion of the acquired treasury shares will be sequentially cancelled, and upon completion of the cancellation, the number of issued shares will decrease by approximately 1.6%. Since the treasury shares were acquired within the scope of distributable profits, there will be no change in capital stock.
Nomus is expanding its subscription-based revenue model centered on the global fan platform "fromm." The company has recently accelerated its entry into major Chinese app markets and is actively expanding its local IP portfolio, thereby intensifying its strategy for the Chinese market and steadily broadening its global fandom base.
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A Nomus representative stated, "Through the acquisition and cancellation of treasury shares, we aim to share the results of our growth with shareholders and demonstrate our commitment to enhancing shareholder value." The representative further added, "In line with the government's strengthened shareholder return policies and the advancement of the capital market, we will continue to pursue shareholder-friendly policies based on stable performance."
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