Kim Jin-soo, CEO of Vespa
Kim Jin-soo, CEO of Vespa, expressed her first position since he notified his staff last month.
On the 5th, Kim Jin-soo's official position was raised at the official cafe of Vespa's representative mobile game 'King's Raid'. Kim said, It is true that Vespa has made a sad breakup with a number of families.
He said, I want to break through this management difficulties anyway, he said.
He also mentioned the game currently in service. Kim added, Both Kings Raid and Time Defenders will be maintained, he said. It may be delayed for the Kings Raid Chronicle 2 update, which the company is working hard, but I want to go one step.
However, It is difficult to show the same satisfaction as it is to maintain the game such as update or CS inquiries, but I will do my best.
Vespa succeeded in KOSDAQ in 2017 and made a successful success in King's Raid and posted sales of more than 100 billion won annually. However, he has been in the red since 2019 and has suffered from the lack of new works and failure to attract investment.
Although the company raised its annual salary of 12 million won in March last year, when the annual salary competition was held in the IT industry, the voice of concern was high since it received notification of concerns from the KOSDAQ market headquarters.
Since then, the new 'Time Defenders' has not attracted much attention in the Japanese market, and Vespa was suspended in February this year because of concerns about the delisting. On June 30, more than 100 employees were notified of their recommendation. Vespa is in a position to continue its existing work, while the key number of less than 10% remains, while the next film, King's Raid, will be launched. According to Vespa, King's Raid 2 has been developed by 70%.
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