Wemade Drops Royalty Lawsuit Against Actoz Soft

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Wemade withdrew its royalty lawsuit against Actoz Soft after the companies settled payments under the Legend of Mir IP dispute.

Summary

Wemade said it withdrew a royalty payment lawsuit it had filed against Actoz Soft and its subsidiary Jeonjeongi over Legend of Mir 2 and 3. The games are jointly covered by intellectual property rights held by Wemade and Actoz Soft, and the companies had long disputed the revenue-sharing ratio for licensing revenue tied to that IP. After the Supreme Court finalized the royalty split at 80% for Wemade and 20% for Actoz Soft in December, the companies completed a royalty settlement, leading Wemade and its subsidiary Jeongi IP to drop the lawsuit. Wemade said the court ruling resolved legal uncertainty around the Legend of Mir 2 and 3 IP business and that it would focus on expanding the Mir IP from a more stable legal position.

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