Pandora TV판도라티비

Pandora TV's shares have risen sharply over three months, but the data gives no current financials or valuation to judge the business against.

Pandora TV, a KONEX-listed company best known for the KM Player, is shifting from a media platform toward blockchain-based Web3 services, with revenue described as coming mainly from advertising and paid services. The share price closed at ₩549 with a market value of about ₩6.5B, up 72.6% over three months but down 30.2% over one year. The data contains no trailing financials, annual figures, or valuation ratios, so the current financial position cannot be assessed from this pack.

What stands out

• The share price is ₩549, well below its 52-week high of ₩900 and above its low of ₩220.
• Over three months the shares are up 72.6%, while over one year they are down 30.2%.
• No annual or trailing-twelve-month financial figures are included, so revenue and profit trends are not available here.
• Valuation ratios such as P/E, P/B and EV/EBITDA are not available, so comparison with peers is limited to their listed ratios, which are not directly comparable to a company with no reported earnings in this data.
• No foreign or institutional investor flows were recorded over the last 20 days, and foreign ownership is 0%.
• Recent filings are mostly insider shareholding reports from August and September 2026, plus routine annual meeting and audit items from March 2026. No news headlines were provided.

What to watch

• Upcoming annual or interim financial filings, which would be needed to see revenue, profit and cash position.
• Further insider shareholding reports, given the recent cluster of them in August and September 2026.
• Progress of the blockchain and Web3 shift, and whether advertising and subscription revenue from the KM Player platform holds up.