Now that YG is demoted to mid size, why Blackpink successes gave no effect?
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Because
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As much as I love our girls and their impact is growing and growing, the Burning Sun scandal really affected YG and made their stockholders scared.
Not to mention YG himself was charged for illegal activity as well.
Hopefully with this new era of YG, and Blackpink's growing success and Treasure's future growth, things can turn around but only as long as scummy ass YG and his brother and scummy ass Seungri stay the fuck away
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SK Exchange used 3 years period as references, then decided that those years are bad years for YGE.
Don't say that Blackpink didn't have cb during those period.
2018 - DDD era, Jennie solo
2019 - KTL era
2020 - HYLT
those years were scandal after scandal, and no one is going to invest in a company that just got involved in kpop's biggest scandal. in blackpink was still very young, no one would invest on yg considering bigbang wast inactive, gd was gone, in rest of the years coachella happened in second half of 2019 and blackpink didn't had a full album so not stable to invest in 2020 blackpink had their album but again it was in 4th quarter of 2020 so we will see benefits of it in 2021
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well not everybody has to face the biggest scandal a company has see in the last 10 years nationwide,also said controversy being made by a member of a group of the same company while their then young gg with barely any content have to save it and pick the remain pieces of it
just a lil smth, nothing else -
Stock analysts theorized that this fluctuation in performance may be due to the large number of subsidiaries that SM and YG have.
You can't rely on 1 profitable product to save a company even if it is selling well, my previous company got taken over even though it is doing extremely well in afew countries with big profit but coronavirus hit all our other market so resources have to be poured into those that are not doing well..
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The only reason why they aren't that bad in the minus are the goods and sells they got from their groups, especially BP lately.
The other investments were crap. Plus having so many subsidiaries that are on minus doesn't help.
The scandals and Covid pretty much broke the glass in the glass house they built.
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those years were scandal after scandal, and no one is going to invest in a company that just got involved in kpop's biggest scandal. in blackpink was still very young, no one would invest on yg considering bigbang wast inactive, gd was gone, in rest of the years coachella happened in second half of 2019 and blackpink didn't had a full album so not stable to invest in 2020 blackpink had their album but again it was in 4th quarter of 2020 so we will see benefits of it in 2021
But how about BP concert and touring? Which I recalled was called among the biggest, even surpassed TWICE numbers?
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Someone pls call YG up and ask him how much he lost in poker. That's probably the amount of money Blackpink made
The demotion made way less sense for SM than YG since SM had way more album sellers than YG but since Blackpink is in YG it would only be normal to question them instead to get some attention. Brilliant job OP
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Because the big money is smaller than the bigger money
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As much as I love our girls and their impact is growing and growing, the Burning Sun scandal really affected YG and made their stockholders scared.
Not to mention YG himself was charged for illegal activity as well.
Hopefully with this new era of YG, and Blackpink's growing success and Treasure's future growth, things can turn around but only as long as scummy ass YG and his brother and scummy ass Seungri stay the fuck away
YG is literally higher now then before the BS scandal?
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YG as a whole had profit though but yeah YG invests in alot of shit they could have been making loads of profit if they didnt invest in crap.
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Because the big money is smaller than the bigger money
Or maybe yg isn't only a music company..
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YG as a whole had profit though but yeah YG invests in alot of shit they could have been making loads of profit if they didnt invest in crap.
Take for example. Someone posted this, in the original thread, forgot who it was.
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Take for example. Someone posted this, in the original thread, forgot who it was.
Simply because they tried to paint this as a YG drama when it really wasnt.
And that is exactly the reason. Company as a whole is on minus. Simple economics :)
From the last report I dont think the company as a whole were on a minus.
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YG has more business than just the music. Even if their music side is extremely successful, if several of their other investments are seeing losses then it still impacts the overall bottom line of the entire company.
This!
you sum up what I want to say lol
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From the last report I dont think the company as a whole were on a minus.
https://www.dnb.com/business-d…e4.html#financials-anchor
Their net profit is in the minus. That's what they focus on.
HYBE buying shares to raise them up in early 2021 helped them with overall profit.
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https://www.dnb.com/business-d…e4.html#financials-anchor
Their net profit is in the minus. That's what they focus on.
HYBE buying shares to raise them up in early 2021 helped them with overall profit.
Off topic but Welcome back
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This is Lisa's karma. This is what you get when you treat someone who is saving your company so unfairly just bc she isn't your fav
More like BLACKPINK karma as YG always treats the girls unfairly compared to their boy groups. Maybe this will be a wake-up call to YG to accept the fact that BP are the real money-makers of the company and treat them as such.
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Simply because they tried to paint this as a YG drama when it really wasnt.
From the last report I dont think the company as a whole were on a minus.
What? One of the production companies for Josean Exorcist was YG Studioplex. There were 3 production companies involved, but YG took the brunt of the hate cuz of their reputation.
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Small (noexstient ) profit margins for 4 years in row already
And actually unlike SM who is bleeding money form their non musical activities in YG not even the business side is really healthy. Small albums and merchan sales, they relied on touring which Blackpink only started spend a relevant amount of time doing in 2019 and right after 2020 Covid happened
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Yes, that's exactly the reason.
That's why the boygroups in the company were having comebacks when BP was not.
And...
Strarving "stratregy"
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YG is not midsized. As the report pointed out, YG and SM far exceed blue-chip stock standards with revenue and assets, but because both have expanded into several industries with 20 and 30 subsidiaries respectively, it's eaten into the short-term profits.
Their music labels are highly profitable. If SM and YG were just music labels like JYP, then they'd turn high profits too. But they're focused on expansion.
Financial experts expect YG to triple their market cap to 3 trillion by 2022.
YG just made $35 million from the sale of some of their YGPlus stock. They just invested 40 billion won in a mask company in addition to a food delivery app and car rental company.
Also YG and Naver's real estate development company YN Culture & Space just received a 100 billion won investment from a company.
As a reminder:
2020 revenue -
SM: $521 million
YG: $255 million
JYP: $130 million
Assets-
SM: $899 million
YG: $488 million
JYP: $201 million
Number of employees-
SM: 406
YG: 347
JYP: 235
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And before someone comes to me to say "But BP is a million seller GG yada yada"
Irrelevant to my point
BP comeback once a year. I can think about 6 different kpop groups who are able sell more in a year than BP due to the simple fact they have more releases, that's just how it works *shrugs*
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why do y'all even arguing over a company. That's really lame. Op threw a bait and y'all took it.
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why do y'all even arguing over a company. That's really lame. Op threw a bait and y'all took it.
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YG is not midsized. As the report pointed out, YG and SM far exceed blue-chip stock standards with revenue and assets, but because both have expanded into several industries with 20 and 30 subsidiaries respectively, it's eaten into the short-term profits.
Their music labels are highly profitable. If SM and YG were just music labels like JYP, then they'd turn high profits too. But they're focused on expansion.
Financial experts expect YG to triple their market cap to 3 trillion by 2022.
YG just made $35 million from the sale of some of their YGPlus stock. They just invested 40 billion won in a mask company in addition to a food delivery app and car rental company.
Also YG and Naver's real estate development company YN Culture & Space just received a 100 billion won investment from a company.
As a reminder:
2020 revenue -
SM: $521 million
YG: $255 million
JYP: $130 million
Assets-
SM: $899 million
YG: $488 million
JYP: $201 million
Number of employees-
SM: 406
YG: 347
JYP: 235
Exactly.. it's all about revenues coming in... it just means that both SM and YG re-invests much of their revenue into other businesses for potential long term success. Costs can always be cut to drive higher profits, but both SM and YG chooses not too
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Small (noexstient ) profit margins for 4 years in row already
And actually unlike SM who is bleeding money form their non musical activities in YG not even the business side is really healthy. Small albums and merchan sales, they relied on touring which Blackpink only started spend a relevant amount of time doing in 2019 and right after 2020 Covid happened
Actually only 2019 and 2020 were the really bad years in terms of profit for YG., but yeah they invest and continue to build and dont see profit.
If YG was just music they would have alot of profit honestly.
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