BTS’ agency, HYBE Corporation, is rising, with its stock hitting a 52-week high on February 12, trading at 250,000 KRW—a notable 1.83% jump from the previous session. Fans and investors alike are hyped for the BTS comeback, potentially happening this year. Jin and J-Hope have completed military service, while RM and V are set to be discharged on June 10, followed by Jimin and Jungkook on June 11. Meanwhile, Suga will wrap up his public service duties on June 22, making this return all the more likely.
Since this tweet, HYBE stock went from 200,00 to 250,000krw https://t.co/PxJHNIZZQe pic.twitter.com/oX68oDEXoq
— Yoongina 🐶⁷🎀💜🐈 (@Yoonginapuppy3) February 12, 2025
This major comeback is fueling predictions of high album sales, worldwide tours, and new brand endorsements. Given BTS’s track record for shattering digital charts and smashing YouTube view counts, HYBE’s entertainment empire seems destined to slay. Adding fuel to these numbers is J-Hope, who will kick off his first solo world tour with three performances at Seoul’s KSPO DOME from February 28 to March 2, before visiting places like Brooklyn, Chicago, and Mexico City.
Jungkook's military discharge just five months away, HYBE's stock price soared 6.95%, rose 10% since 2025. Expectations for performance in 2nd half of this year have grown, and the main reason is Jungkook's comeback, KMedia reports. pic.twitter.com/6cfcmQ539O
— Daily jk praise (@dailyjkpraise) January 11, 2025
HYBE’s economic short-term future seems to be bright, even with policy shifts tied to U.S. President Donald Trump and his tariff increase. Not to mention China’s lifting of South Korean media restrictions, making the company’s takeover all the more likely.
