Selected for TIPS Program

Expanding Global Fandom Platform

K-pop fandom commerce startup CompanyA has begun expanding its global fandom business, leveraging its selection for the TIPS (Tech Incubator Program for Startup) program and new investment funding.


On March 16, CompanyA announced that it is developing a secondary intellectual property (IP) expansion model that utilizes generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology based on fandom content data. The company is working on the creation and supply of K-pop idol characters to commercialize content IP assets, aiming to build a new content business ecosystem centered on fandom.

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Previously, in December of last year, CompanyA was selected for the TIPS program, a technology startup support initiative by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, thereby gaining recognition for both its technological capabilities and business potential. CompanyA has established a K-pop fandom commerce model focused on participatory services that directly connect stars and fans, such as fan sign events and global fan video call events. The company also offers services that connect global fans with artists through its proprietary platform, 'MyStarGoods', securing a stable revenue base as a key feature.



Heon Seung Lee, CEO of CompanyA, said, "Being selected for the TIPS program is a recognition of both the growth potential of our fandom-based commerce model and our technological competitiveness. Going forward, we plan to expand both our global fandom event business and our K-pop IP-based content business."


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