FearX recorded 8.38 billion KRW in consolidated revenue and 470 million KRW in operating profit for the first half of 2026, marking its second consecutive year of first-half profitability. This represents a growth of approximately 12 percent compared to the 7.5 billion KRW revenue recorded during the same period last year. Operating profit also showed strong growth, increasing by approximately 81 percent from 260 million KRW in the same period last year.

This performance improvement was driven by the growth and refined profit structure of its subsidiary, the comprehensive MCN company LOLQ. LOLQ's first-half revenue increased by 41 percent year-on-year, with an operating profit of 169 million KRW. LOLQ contributed to the improved results by expanding its advertising and content business based on its creator management platform. Notably, both FearX and LOLQ achieved operating profits, demonstrating the synergy between the two entities.

The Busan-based esports club, BNK FearX, has achieved significant results, including winning the ASI last year, finishing as runner-up in this year's LCK Cup, participating in the 2026 First Stand, and winning the FC Online FSL Spring, all of which contributed to the improved financial performance. Furthermore, growth was supported by expanded partnerships, including with BNK Financial Group, as well as bootcamp operations and IP business such as game skin sales.

FearX plans to expand its sustainable business model by focusing on strengthening its roster, content, global partnerships, and fandom business. Kim Hae-chan, CEO of FearX, stated, "Achieving profitability in the first half for two consecutive years is not a one-time success, but the result of consistently improving our business structure. We will continue to grow into a leading, sustainable esports company by leveraging our competitive roster and expanding diverse revenue models based on our fandom and IP."