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K Wave Media Ltd. announced that its board has approved the planned retirement and cancellation of approximately 9.8 million ordinary shares expected to be returned to the company by the end of July 2026. These shares were originally issued in connection with the Solaire acquisition, which was later rescinded, and represent about a 13% reduction in currently outstanding shares.
The company views the share retirement as part of streamlining its corporate structure while it undertakes a strategic transition toward AI infrastructure investments, including data centers, compute resources, and AI-related technologies. Subject to shareholder approval at its annual meeting scheduled for July 10, 2026, K Wave Media also plans to rebrand under a new name.
K Wave Media Ltd. announced that its board has approved the planned retirement and cancellation of approximately 9.8 million ordinary shares expected to be returned to the company by the end of July 2026. These shares were originally issued in connection with the Solaire acquisition, which was later rescinded, and represent about a 13% reduction in currently outstanding shares.
The company views the share retirement as part of streamlining its corporate structure while it undertakes a strategic transition toward AI infrastructure investments, including data centers, compute resources, and AI-related technologies. Subject to shareholder approval at its annual meeting scheduled for July 10, 2026, K Wave Media also plans to rebrand under a new name.
K Wave Media Ltd. is unwinding its prior acquisition of Solaire Partners LLC. The company and the former Solaire shareholders signed a Rescission and Termination Agreement effective May 29, 2026, which cancels the original March 31, 2023 share purchase agreement as if it had never occurred.
Ownership of Solaire will return to its former shareholders, while approximately 9.8 million K Wave Media ordinary shares issued for the deal, including co-founder shares, are to be transferred back to the company within 60 days and may be held as treasury shares or cancelled under Cayman law. The company highlights this as part of a strategic pivot to become a focused Artificial Intelligence business, reducing share dilution and concentrating resources on AI initiatives. The agreement includes mutual releases of claims, and Chairman Pyeungho Choi has agreed to resign as chairman within 60 days, subject to completion of the share transfers.
K Wave Media Ltd. is unwinding its prior acquisition of Solaire Partners LLC. The company and the former Solaire shareholders signed a Rescission and Termination Agreement effective May 29, 2026, which cancels the original March 31, 2023 share purchase agreement as if it had never occurred.
Ownership of Solaire will return to its former shareholders, while approximately 9.8 million K Wave Media ordinary shares issued for the deal, including co-founder shares, are to be transferred back to the company within 60 days and may be held as treasury shares or cancelled under Cayman law. The company highlights this as part of a strategic pivot to become a focused Artificial Intelligence business, reducing share dilution and concentrating resources on AI initiatives. The agreement includes mutual releases of claims, and Chairman Pyeungho Choi has agreed to resign as chairman within 60 days, subject to completion of the share transfers.
K Wave Media Ltd. has called its 2026 annual general meeting for July 10, 2026, to be held entirely online. Shareholders of record as of May 5, 2026 may vote on seven proposals.
The agenda includes re-appointing three Class I directors, approving a share consolidation of up to 30 existing ordinary shares into one new share with no more than US$0.1 par value, and increasing authorized share capital by creating 90,000,000 additional preference shares. Shareholders will also vote on changing the company’s name, adopting a Second Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association to reflect these changes, and authorizing adjournment of the meeting if needed.
A key item seeks to terminate and rescind a prior share purchase agreement under which K Wave’s subsidiary acquired all shares of Play Company Co., Ltd. The termination would return 83,418 Play shares to the seller and release K Wave and affiliates from remaining payment obligations, including an outstanding amount of KRW 67,556,531,797. The board unanimously recommends voting in favor of all proposals.
K Wave Media Ltd. has called its 2026 annual general meeting for July 10, 2026, to be held entirely online. Shareholders of record as of May 5, 2026 may vote on seven proposals.
The agenda includes re-appointing three Class I directors, approving a share consolidation of up to 30 existing ordinary shares into one new share with no more than US$0.1 par value, and increasing authorized share capital by creating 90,000,000 additional preference shares. Shareholders will also vote on changing the company’s name, adopting a Second Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association to reflect these changes, and authorizing adjournment of the meeting if needed.
A key item seeks to terminate and rescind a prior share purchase agreement under which K Wave’s subsidiary acquired all shares of Play Company Co., Ltd. The termination would return 83,418 Play shares to the seller and release K Wave and affiliates from remaining payment obligations, including an outstanding amount of KRW 67,556,531,797. The board unanimously recommends voting in favor of all proposals.
K Wave Media Ltd., through its subsidiary Playverse, completed the purchase of 5,864,088 Hansol Inticube common shares, representing about 42.25% of Hansol’s outstanding stock, for a total price of KRW15,000,337,104. Hansol is an AI language and software company focused on AI contact center and related platform technologies. Under the agreement, K Wave’s designees now hold a majority of seats on Hansol’s board, giving K Wave effective control. The filing also provides Hansol’s audited 2025 financials and unaudited pro forma combined financial information for K Wave and Hansol as of and for the year ended December 31, 2025.
K Wave Media Ltd., through its subsidiary Playverse, completed the purchase of 5,864,088 Hansol Inticube common shares, representing about 42.25% of Hansol’s outstanding stock, for a total price of KRW15,000,337,104. Hansol is an AI language and software company focused on AI contact center and related platform technologies. Under the agreement, K Wave’s designees now hold a majority of seats on Hansol’s board, giving K Wave effective control. The filing also provides Hansol’s audited 2025 financials and unaudited pro forma combined financial information for K Wave and Hansol as of and for the year ended December 31, 2025.
K Wave Media Ltd. files its Form 20-F annual report, highlighting extensive risk disclosures and complex financing structures. The company had 64,221,193 ordinary shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025. It describes secured SPA notes and warrants, a $500 million Standby Equity Purchase Agreement, unpaid acquisition installments for Play Company, and a Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy that could create volatility, dilution and liquidity pressure. Additional risks stem from foreign private issuer status, Korean operational and legal exposure, and heavy reliance on subsidiaries’ performance in a highly competitive entertainment market.
K Wave Media Ltd. files its Form 20-F annual report, highlighting extensive risk disclosures and complex financing structures. The company had 64,221,193 ordinary shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025. It describes secured SPA notes and warrants, a $500 million Standby Equity Purchase Agreement, unpaid acquisition installments for Play Company, and a Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy that could create volatility, dilution and liquidity pressure. Additional risks stem from foreign private issuer status, Korean operational and legal exposure, and heavy reliance on subsidiaries’ performance in a highly competitive entertainment market.
K Wave Media Ltd. beneficial ownership disclosure: Anson Funds Management LP and affiliated entities report shared beneficial ownership of 3,823,333 Ordinary Shares, equal to 6.1% of the outstanding Ordinary Shares. The ownership reflects shares held by private funds advised by the reporting group and is disclosed on a Schedule 13G.
The percentage is calculated by dividing 3,823,333 by the issuer's reported 63,246,290 Ordinary Shares outstanding as reported in the issuer's Annual 20-F filed May 16, 2025. Signatures are dated 05/15/2026.
K Wave Media Ltd. beneficial ownership disclosure: Anson Funds Management LP and affiliated entities report shared beneficial ownership of 3,823,333 Ordinary Shares, equal to 6.1% of the outstanding Ordinary Shares. The ownership reflects shares held by private funds advised by the reporting group and is disclosed on a Schedule 13G.
The percentage is calculated by dividing 3,823,333 by the issuer's reported 63,246,290 Ordinary Shares outstanding as reported in the issuer's Annual 20-F filed May 16, 2025. Signatures are dated 05/15/2026.
K Wave Media Ltd. entered into a Strategic Partnership Agreement with IGIS Global Properties LLC, a subsidiary of IGIS Asset Management, a global real assets manager with over $50 billion in assets under management. The partnership is designed to support deployment of up to $2 billion into AI infrastructure opportunities over the next 24 months, focusing on data centers, compute capacity, and related power and cooling assets.
This initiative builds on K Wave Media’s strategic transformation toward an AI infrastructure-focused platform, supported by access to up to $485 million in committed capital from Anson Funds and a planned elimination of approximately $48 million in liabilities through the divestiture of subsidiary Play Co., Ltd. Subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming annual meeting expected in early July 2026, the company intends to rebrand as Talivar Technologies.
K Wave Media Ltd. entered into a Strategic Partnership Agreement with IGIS Global Properties LLC, a subsidiary of IGIS Asset Management, a global real assets manager with over $50 billion in assets under management. The partnership is designed to support deployment of up to $2 billion into AI infrastructure opportunities over the next 24 months, focusing on data centers, compute capacity, and related power and cooling assets.
This initiative builds on K Wave Media’s strategic transformation toward an AI infrastructure-focused platform, supported by access to up to $485 million in committed capital from Anson Funds and a planned elimination of approximately $48 million in liabilities through the divestiture of subsidiary Play Co., Ltd. Subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming annual meeting expected in early July 2026, the company intends to rebrand as Talivar Technologies.
K Wave Media Ltd. is launching a major strategic transformation, securing expanded capital access of up to $485 million and planning to eliminate about $48 million in debt. The Board approved disposing of its largest subsidiary, Play Co., Ltd., back to its previous owner, which is expected to remove these debt and contingent liabilities, subject to shareholder approval at an annual meeting planned for early July 2026.
The company intends to pivot from its legacy media operations to become an AI infrastructure-focused business, deploying capital across areas such as data centers, compute, and critical AI technologies. An amendment to its Securities Purchase Agreement with Anson Funds repurposes remaining funding, originally committed for a Bitcoin treasury strategy, to support this AI platform. The Board is also evaluating a potential rebrand, including the possible new name “Talivar Technologies.”
K Wave Media Ltd. is launching a major strategic transformation, securing expanded capital access of up to $485 million and planning to eliminate about $48 million in debt. The Board approved disposing of its largest subsidiary, Play Co., Ltd., back to its previous owner, which is expected to remove these debt and contingent liabilities, subject to shareholder approval at an annual meeting planned for early July 2026.
The company intends to pivot from its legacy media operations to become an AI infrastructure-focused business, deploying capital across areas such as data centers, compute, and critical AI technologies. An amendment to its Securities Purchase Agreement with Anson Funds repurposes remaining funding, originally committed for a Bitcoin treasury strategy, to support this AI platform. The Board is also evaluating a potential rebrand, including the possible new name “Talivar Technologies.”
K Wave Media Ltd. filed an amended Form 6-K to clarify the terms of a Supply and Distribution Agreement between its wholly owned subsidiary Play Company Co., Ltd. and HYBE Co., Ltd. dated April 3, 2026. HYBE grants Play a worldwide priority right to purchase and distribute video publications and printed materials related to concerts of BTS, Seventeen, Tomorrow X Together and LE. Play will purchase, distribute and sell these products at its own cost and risk through online and offline channels. The agreement runs for one year from the effective date and can be extended by mutual consent. Either party may terminate upon insolvency or a material breach not cured within ten business days, and the contract includes customary indemnification provisions.
K Wave Media Ltd. filed an amended Form 6-K to clarify the terms of a Supply and Distribution Agreement between its wholly owned subsidiary Play Company Co., Ltd. and HYBE Co., Ltd. dated April 3, 2026. HYBE grants Play a worldwide priority right to purchase and distribute video publications and printed materials related to concerts of BTS, Seventeen, Tomorrow X Together and LE. Play will purchase, distribute and sell these products at its own cost and risk through online and offline channels. The agreement runs for one year from the effective date and can be extended by mutual consent. Either party may terminate upon insolvency or a material breach not cured within ten business days, and the contract includes customary indemnification provisions.
K Wave Media Ltd. reported that its wholly owned subsidiary, K Enter Holdings Inc., agreed to purchase 4,767,494 ordinary shares from key shareholders for a total of $2,002,347.48, or $0.42 per share, under Share Purchase Agreements dated between December 19 and December 23, 2025.
K Enter paid 10% of the purchase price, or $200,234.75, at signing, with the remaining 90%, or $1,802,112.73, due on June 30, 2026. This replaces an earlier plan for those shareholders to contribute and lend shares to the company’s treasury.
K Wave Media Ltd. reported that its wholly owned subsidiary, K Enter Holdings Inc., agreed to purchase 4,767,494 ordinary shares from key shareholders for a total of $2,002,347.48, or $0.42 per share, under Share Purchase Agreements dated between December 19 and December 23, 2025.
K Enter paid 10% of the purchase price, or $200,234.75, at signing, with the remaining 90%, or $1,802,112.73, due on June 30, 2026. This replaces an earlier plan for those shareholders to contribute and lend shares to the company’s treasury.