TIMEFOLIO Asset Management announced on the 11th that the 'TIMEFOLIO K-Culture Active ETF' rose by 15% last week, achieving the highest weekly return among ETFs.


This demonstrates that K-Culture has established itself as a key driver of mid- to long-term economic growth, as the new government's strategy to foster the cultural industry aligns with growing global demand for content. The recent global success of the animated film 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' on Netflix has once again proven the strength of K-Culture, providing another opportunity for the industry as a whole to take a leap forward.


The ETF's portfolio consists of companies representing the full spectrum of K-Culture industries, including entertainment, cosmetics, biotech, and food. The selection of stocks is based on core data such as content export growth rates, IP scalability, and global platform connectivity. The ETF is managed using an active rebalancing strategy that responds to market and policy changes.


Companies such as APR, YG Entertainment, HYBE, SM Entertainment, PharmaResearch, and SAMG Entertainment have all shown improved performance, driving the ETF's return upward.


Lee Jungwook, Head of TIMEFOLIO Asset Management, said, "K-Culture has emerged as more than just a trend; it is now a national brand and a global industrial growth engine." He added, "The growth story of K-Culture, supported by expanding global demand and government policy support, is translating into tangible results."


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He continued, "The K-Culture Active ETF is presenting a new paradigm by converting this growth story into investment performance."


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