Naver Ranks 33rd Among Fortune's Top 50 Promising Companies
Higher Valuation Than PayPal, Amazon, and Alibaba
[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Naver has been named one of the 50 Most Promising Future Companies selected by Fortune.
On the 4th, Naver announced that it ranked 33rd in The Future 50, a list of promising future companies selected by the global economic media Fortune. It received a higher evaluation than global IT companies such as PayPal (34th), Amazon (37th), and Alibaba (40th). Among domestic companies, Celltrion also made the list at 49th place.
Fortune stated, "Naver operates Korea's largest search engine and has recently focused on rapidly growing sectors such as fintech, cloud, and digital comics (webtoons), achieving quarterly sales growth of over 24%."
By category, Naver ranked third in the communication services sector, following Spotify (10th) and Twitter (23rd).
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