Netmarble OCF Margin
The Operating Cash Flow Margin of Netmarble (251270.KS) as of Jul 23, 2026 is 11.91 %. In the previous year, Operating Cash Flow Margin was 10.80 % — a change of 10.31% (higher).
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11.91 %
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10.31%
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Netmarble is 2026 11.91 % . Operating Cash Flow Margin of Netmarble was 2025 10.80 % . It decreases by 10.31% higher compared to the previous year.
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Netmarble Stock analysis
What does Netmarble do? Netmarble Corp is a South Korean company that was founded in 2000 and has since become one of the world's leading providers of mobile games. The company specializes in free-to-play games for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. Currently, over 6,000 employees work for the company, which generates revenues of over $2.4 billion.
The company was founded in 2000 by brothers Bang Jun-Hyuk and Bang Jun-Mo, along with another business partner. Netmarble initially started with the development of online games for PC, but in 2010, it shifted its focus to mobile games for iOS and Android. The breakthrough for Netmarble came in 2012 when it released its first mobile game, the role-playing game "Seven Knights". Since then, the company has released numerous successful games and has become one of the leading providers of mobile games worldwide.
Netmarble's business model relies on a free-to-play approach, where games are free to download and play, but customers have the option to purchase virtual currency within the game to unlock advantages or new content. This model has proven successful in the gaming industry and allows Netmarble to build a wide user base. The company also focuses on developing "Games as a Service", continuously expanding games with new content and features to maintain player motivation.
Netmarble's portfolio includes a variety of games that can be categorized into different genres:
- Role-Playing Games (RPGs): Netmarble specializes in the development of role-playing games, such as "Lineage 2 Revolution", "Blade & Soul Revolution", or "The King of Fighters Allstar". These games are characterized by detailed storytelling and character development.
- Sports simulations: Netmarble also offers sports enthusiasts entertaining options to play their favorite sports on mobile devices, with titles like "Baseball Star", "Fishing Strike", or "Golf Star".
- Puzzle and strategy games: Netmarble has released numerous successful puzzle and strategy games, including "Marvel Future Fight", "StoneAge World", or "Magic: ManaStrike".
In addition to these genres, the company operates several online platforms where players can connect and interact. One example is the platform "Joycity", which serves as a common meeting point for players of Netmarble games.
As one of the leading providers of mobile games worldwide, Netmarble has released numerous successful titles. Some of the company's most well-known games include "Lineage 2 Revolution", an MMORPG based on the "Lineage" PC game series, "Marvel Future Fight", an action RPG featuring popular Marvel characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Captain America, "StoneAge World", a puzzle RPG where players fight against wild animals and build their own settlement, and "The King of Fighters Allstar", a beat 'em up game where players compete with characters from the "King of Fighters" universe.
Netmarble aims to provide its players with high-quality and entertaining games tailored to their needs and preferences. With a diverse portfolio of titles in different genres and a strong focus on Games as a Service, Netmarble is one of the leading players in the mobile games industry. Netmarble is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Netmarble is 11.91 % in 2026.
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