Dreamus Company Reports 1 Billion Won Operating Profit in H1... 62% of Sales from Music IP

Sales Reach 91.4 Billion Won in First Half of 2026
Collaborations Expanding with Makeus and R&D

Dreamus Company, which operates the music platform FLO, has expanded its music intellectual property (IP) business—including music distribution, concerts, and merchandise (MD)—and returned to profitability last year. The company continued this positive trend, reporting an operating profit in the first half of this year as well.

On August 25, Dreamus Company announced that it recorded sales of 91.4 billion won and an operating profit of 1 billion won in the first half of this year.

Dreamus Company 2026 Music Business Revenue Structure. Provided by Dreamus Company

The music IP business accounted for more than half of the company’s total revenue. In 2025, the IP business segment made up approximately 65% of total sales. In the first half of this year, IP-focused businesses such as music distribution, MD, and concerts comprised around 62% of total revenue.

Recently, the company has been increasing collaboration with music and content companies. In partnership with Makeus, Dreamus introduced FLO ZIP and Dingo Music’s web entertainment show “My ZIP Maren.” By linking Dingo’s content with FLO, the company is integrating its platform and content businesses.

Dreamus Company is also working with R&D Company on every stage from music and album distribution for affiliated artists to fan communication, publicity, and marketing. It handled the distribution of Daesung’s album “Han Dochogwa (Limit Exceeded)” and the release of Nam Yoo-jung’s remake track. “Han Dochogwa” made it to No. 3 on Vietnam’s iTunes Top Songs Chart after Big Bang’s Coachella performance this year and also ranked high on the charts in Qatar.

Collaboration with B1A4’s label, Hierpieup, began with new album distribution and Sandeul’s fan meeting MD sales, and their partnership scope has since expanded. FLO ZIP sells curated products and offers fan communication services. The exclusive B1A4 15th debut anniversary concert planned by Dreamus Company attracted 4,000 attendees, and “My ZIP Maren,” which featured B1A4 as the first guest, surpassed 150,000 views just a few days after its release.

With Hanteo Global, the company is working to have album sales through FLO Shop reflected in Hanteo’s first-week chart and is also exploring collaborations using K-pop big data analytics.

Dreamus Company plans to further expand its fandom business centered around FLO ZIP, its global fandom platform that opened last month. The company aims to diversify its revenue streams across the entire music IP value chain—from music and album distribution to planning, production, concerts, commerce, and platform operations.

Ki-young Lee, CEO of Dreamus Company, stated, "Transitioning our business structure to focus on music IP with our partners has led to these achievements. In the second half of the year, we will strengthen our competitiveness as a specialized music company that provides all music-related services in one place."

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