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SM Studios (Korean: 에스엠스튜디오스; stylized in all caps)[2] was a South Korean holding company wholly owned by SM Entertainment. It was established after SM restructured its affiliates to focus on its music business. The company managed drama, entertainment, and fields of new media. It was dissolved in 2025 following a merger with SM Entertainment.

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On April 5, 2021, SM Entertainment revealed through a public announcement that the company had established a new subsidiary, SM Studios, with SM acquiring 195,648 shares for 244,561.93 million won.[3] SM stated that it planned to focus on the music business, the company's original entertainment business, through restructuring.[4] The wholly owned subsidiary was established to promote the restructuring of group affiliates to facilitate the business structure.[5] Additionally, the company was set to promote the efficiency of group management through a "reliable" management system.[6] It was also expected to secure market competitiveness as affiliates related to media studios have coordinated agreements through integrated management of drama, entertainment, and new media fields.[7]

SM invested all of its shares in SM Culture & Contents (SM C&C), KeyEast, SM Life Design Group, Dear U, and Mystic Story to SM Studios.[8] During SM Congress 2021, Kim Young-min, chief executive officer (CEO) of SM Studios,[9] stated that the broadcasting system was SM's "big dream" since the establishment of SM Planning in 1989.[10] In May, SM recruited producers and content experts from SM C&C, KeyEast, and Mystic Story to establish SM Studios and produce "SM Original" content.[11] On November 16, 2022, SM Studios premiered its first "global" content, Welcome to NCT Universe.[12]

On October 3, 2025, SM Studios merged with SM Entertainment. According to SM, the reason for the merger was to "create synergy effects through the integration of management resources, achieve management efficiency, and strengthen business competitiveness".[13]

Subsidiaries

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Production works

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List of production works showing the year, title, and network
Year Title Network Ref.
2022 Welcome to NCT Universe TVING, Nippon TV, Hulu Japan, Kocowa [14]
2023 NCT Universe: Lastart ENA, TVING, Nippon TV, Hulu Japan, Kocowa [15]

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SM Studios (Korean: 에스엠스튜디오스) was a Korean established in 2021 as a wholly owned subsidiary of , dedicated to managing the parent company's non-music entertainment operations and affiliates. It served as an intermediate entity to integrate and oversee diverse sectors beyond core music production, including drama production, , lifestyle services, , and artist management for non-idol talents. Through in-kind investments, SM Studios held controlling stakes in key subsidiaries such as (actor management and drama production), SM C&C ( and video ), SM Life Design Group (lifestyle and event services), DearU (fan engagement apps), and (independent artist management). The establishment of SM Studios on April 5, 2021, formed part of a broader organizational restructure at aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, fostering collective bargaining power in non-music areas, and sharpening focus on music as the company's primary business. This move allowed to centralize its entertainment ecosystem, boosting competitiveness in , , and global business ventures while separating them from music-related activities. However, SM Studios faced financial challenges, reporting net losses of 18.5 billion won in 2023 and 16.8 billion won in 2024, amid delays in divesting non-core assets. In August 2025, announced the merger of SM Studios back into the parent company, effective October 3, 2025, to simplify the corporate structure, generate synergies, and improve management efficiency without issuing new shares (merger ratio of 1 to 0). This consolidation transferred all assets, including the aforementioned subsidiary stakes, directly under , aligning with efforts to streamline non-music operations and adapt to evolving market demands in the entertainment industry.

Overview

Background and Formation

Prior to 2021, operated as a vertically integrated conglomerate, encompassing not only its core music production and artist management but also diverse non-music sectors such as drama production, content distribution, and ventures. This structure included key subsidiaries like (SM C&C), which handled video content production, advertising, and entertainment management, as well as acquisitions such as for talent agency services and FNC Add Culture for drama production, both integrated in 2018. The expansive scope, while enabling synergies, increasingly strained operational focus and efficiency, prompting strategic considerations for segregating non-core businesses to sharpen emphasis on music as the primary revenue driver. On April 5, 2021, announced the establishment of SM Studios as a wholly owned to address these challenges by consolidating and streamlining non-music operations. This move was part of a broader corporate restructuring aimed at enhancing group-wide efficiency, allowing to concentrate resources on music-related activities while delegating oversight of ancillary sectors to the new entity. The formation of SM Studios was designed to manage drama production, entertainment content creation, and emerging media initiatives, thereby improving collective bargaining power and market competitiveness across these areas. In compliance with South Korean business law, the restructuring involved the in-kind contribution of shares from existing subsidiaries—such as SM C&C, , SM Life Design Group, , and —directly to SM Studios, as permitted under the Commercial Act for in holding structures. This approach ensured regulatory adherence while facilitating seamless integration without disrupting ongoing operations.

Corporate Identity and Purpose

SM Studios (Korean: 에스엠스튜디오스; stylized as SM STUDIOS) served as a dedicated for non-music entertainment operations within the SM Group. It was established in 2021 as a 100% of , with full ownership retained by the parent company to streamline management of diverse content assets. This structure allowed , a prominent player in South Korea's and entertainment sectors, to concentrate resources on music production while delegating other areas to the . The core mission of SM Studios centered on overseeing non-music segments such as drama production, variety shows, and development, aiming to enhance internal synergy and expand the SM Group's influence in . By integrating these operations under a unified entity, the company sought to optimize resource allocation and drive collaborative projects across affiliated businesses. Headquartered in , , —adjacent to SM Entertainment's primary facilities—the location supported operational centralization, enabling efficient coordination of content production and distribution activities. This strategic positioning in a key cultural hub facilitated quick access to industry networks and talent in the capital.

History

Establishment in 2021

SM Studios was incorporated on April 5, 2021, as a wholly owned of and registered as a under South Korean law to manage non-music operations. This establishment formed part of broader restructuring trends in the K-entertainment industry aimed at enhancing operational efficiency amid growing diversification. Following incorporation, SM Entertainment transferred key assets, including full ownership shares in its non-music business units such as SM Culture & Contents (SM C&C), KeyEast, SM Life Design Group, Dear U, and Mystic Story, to SM Studios. This operational separation allowed SM Studios to centralize management of drama, entertainment, and new media sectors, thereby streamlining group affiliates and boosting collective bargaining power in those areas. In its official announcement, stated that the creation of SM Studios would enable the parent company to concentrate resources on its core music production activities, while the new entity handled diversified content and business ventures for improved overall management efficiency. Initial leadership included Kim Young-min as CEO of SM Studios, with internal capital allocations provided through the transferred subsidiary shares rather than external seed investments.

Operational Period (2021–2025)

Following its establishment in 2021 as a wholly-owned of , SM Studios functioned as an intermediate dedicated to overseeing non-music business units, including media content production in dramas, , and emerging formats. Through in-kind investments, it integrated key affiliates such as those focused on actor management, cultural contents, digital platforms, and lifestyle design, aiming to streamline operations and allow to prioritize music-related activities. This structure facilitated centralized management of diversified assets, with SM Studios recording operational activities centered on enhancing efficiency in content sectors from 2021 onward. During 2023–2024, SM Studios pursued internal growth under SM Entertainment's strategy, which emphasized asset optimization and expansion in drama and sectors. Managed units contributed to streams, though overall performance showed challenges: for instance, one key affiliate's declined from 157.9 billion won in 2022 to 109.9 billion won in 2024, reflecting market pressures in content distribution. Expansions included bolstering capabilities in and actor-driven projects, with select units achieving profitability, such as a 600 million won net profit in 2023 before reverting to losses. SM Studios itself reported net losses of 18.5 billion won in 2023 and 16.8 billion won in 2024, underscoring the competitive landscape in non-music entertainment. Notable investments during this period involved strategic asset realignments, including plans to divest non-core holdings to generate up to 1 trillion won for reinvestment in core media growth, though executions faced delays amid market conditions. These efforts, guided by leadership focused on synergy across units, positioned SM Studios to navigate evolving demands up to 2024.

Merger and Dissolution

On August 18, 2025, SM Entertainment announced its decision to merge its wholly-owned subsidiary SM Studios back into the parent company, marking a strategic reversal to consolidate resources after approximately four and a half years of separate operations. The merger was completed on October 3, 2025, through an absorption process where SM Studios was fully integrated without issuing new shares or providing buyback rights to shareholders. The primary reasons for the merger included enhancing operational , reducing administrative layers, and improving overall competitiveness in an industry undergoing widespread consolidation. Prior operational challenges, such as delays in selling non-core assets, had highlighted the need for a more streamlined structure to better manage these processes. The merger process involved the direct transfer of SM Studios' assets, including stakes in non-music affiliates such as KeyEast and SM C&C, back to SM Entertainment for centralized oversight. While specific regulatory approvals were not detailed in public disclosures, the transaction adhered to standard corporate procedures under South Korean law, enabling SM Entertainment to handle future sale proceeds from these assets more efficiently. Post-merger, on October 17, 2025, SM Entertainment completed the acquisition of a 28.38% stake in KeyEast previously held by SM Studios. On the same day, SM Entertainment sold a 33.71% stake in KeyEast (including the transferred portion and additional holdings) to Iro Fund No. 1 for 34 billion won, advancing the divestment of non-core assets. In the immediate aftermath, the merger facilitated smoother progression of ongoing asset sales without reported disruptions to core projects, though details on employee transitions remained limited, with integration aimed at minimizing administrative redundancies.

Organization and Management

Leadership and Governance

SM Studios was led by CEO from its inception in 2021 until its merger in 2025. Lee, the nephew-in-law of SM Entertainment founder , joined in 2005 as head of production, where he oversaw music production processes and artist development. He rose to become CEO of in March 2020, focusing on restructuring the company's operations amid industry shifts toward and global expansion. In his role at SM Studios, Lee directed the holding company's efforts to consolidate non-music assets, including the integration of subsidiaries like SM C&C and , to streamline group governance and enhance synergies with 's core music business. The board of directors at SM Studios consisted primarily of inside directors from , ensuring close alignment with the parent company's strategic objectives. As of 2023, the board included inside directors (chairman and CEO) and (CEO), along with one outside director. A restructuring plan in 2023 aimed to increase outside directors to three, but further details on the board up to the 2025 merger are not publicly available. policies for the emphasized compliance with ethical standards, risk management, and ESG integration, as outlined in 's overarching framework, which required at least 25% outside directors at the parent level and committee oversight for major decisions. These policies facilitated transparent operations, with regular audits and adherence to standards like the GRI for . Decision-making at SM Studios centered on strategic oversight of its subsidiaries' operations, including content production and distribution strategies, while maintaining alignment with SM Entertainment's goals of expanding into , , and global entertainment ventures. The CEO and board reviewed subsidiary performance quarterly, approving budgets and initiatives that supported the group's diversification beyond music, such as investments in and digital platforms. This process involved collaboration with SM Entertainment's integrated council to mitigate operational risks and ensure . Notable leadership developments during 2021–2025 included the 2023 management dispute at , where , as co-CEO, publicly accused founder of interfering in operations and potential , escalating tensions that led to the founder's departure and a bidding war between Hybe and . This controversy prompted Lee to step down as CEO in March 2023 but retain his position at SM Studios as CEO, while becoming CAO at . In January 2024, following 's acquisition of a controlling stake in , Lee was among the executives slated for replacement due to governance concerns, though he continued in his holding company role until the 2025 merger. No other major controversies were reported specific to SM Studios operations.

Headquarters and Structure

SM Studios maintained its headquarters at 83-21 Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, , , within the ACRO D-Tower complex, serving as the central hub for administrative and content oversight functions during its operational period from 2021 to 2025. This location facilitated efficient coordination of activities, including oversight of non-music entertainment assets such as drama production and actor management, while integrating with SM Entertainment's broader ecosystem for content distribution across platforms like and . As a wholly owned and strategic of , SM Studios featured an internal structure centered on core management functions to support its role in affiliate coordination and operational efficiency. This setup emphasized a streamlined , with the CEO overseeing alignment to ensure cohesive governance of assets. The organizational framework highlighted a centralized model where the managed equity stakes and strategic directives to subsidiaries focused on content production and , thereby enabling SM Studios to function as an umbrella entity for diversified media operations. Leadership played a pivotal role in this structure by establishing policies for inter-affiliate collaboration, ensuring alignment with SM Entertainment's overall objectives. In terms of infrastructural investments, SM Studios benefited from SM Entertainment's broader technological enhancements during 2021–2025, including digital tools for media management such as AI-driven content analytics and blockchain-based platforms for tracking. These investments supported secure data handling and efficient affiliate oversight, with initiatives like the Technology and Information Committee (established in 2024) focusing on cybersecurity and to protect media assets. Facilities at the headquarters incorporated modern amenities, including ergonomic workspaces and systems, to facilitate administrative tasks and development.

Subsidiaries and Affiliates

Core Entertainment Subsidiaries

SM Culture & Contents (SM C&C) functioned as a cornerstone subsidiary of SM Studios, specializing in drama production and broader content creation to bolster the K-drama industry. Established in April 2012 through SM Entertainment's acquisition of BT&I, a KOSDAQ-listed and media firm, SM C&C transformed into a multifaceted content producer by integrating advertising, broadcasting, and entertainment operations. A pivotal expansion occurred in 2013 with the merger of Hoon Media, a prominent broadcast content producer, which strengthened its in-house capabilities for and variety programming. SM C&C contributed to the K-drama market by harnessing SM Entertainment's global artist network and investment resources to deliver high-quality video content, while cultivating emerging writers in collaborative environments to drive innovative storytelling. KeyEast operated as SM Studios' key entity for actor management and film/television project facilitation, emphasizing talent nurturing within the entertainment sector. Acquired by in March 2018 for a controlling stake, KeyEast integrated into the SM Studios holding structure in April 2021 as part of the reorganization to centralize non-music assets. As Korea's largest actor-specialized agency, it managed a diverse roster of established performers, leveraging its expertise to support content development through strategic partnerships and transmedia initiatives. Post-acquisition, KeyEast focused on seamless operational alignment, enhancing its role in producing and promoting Hallyu-influenced projects while maintaining creative autonomy. Following the merger of SM Studios into in October 2025, sold its stake in KeyEast to Iro Investment later that month. Mystic Story, under SM Studios' oversight, concentrated on music production and artist development, particularly for talents outside 's primary idol framework to minimize operational overlaps. Founded in 2011 by and acquired by in March 2017 with a 28% stake to become the largest shareholder, was transferred to SM Studios in 2021 to streamline its independent label activities. It fostered creative freedom for musicians, actors, and producers, producing diverse content that complemented SM's ecosystem without direct integration into core operations. This structure allowed to manage non-traditional artists effectively, contributing to varied entertainment outputs. Under SM Studios, these subsidiaries achieved operational synergies through shared resources, such as joint content production pipelines and cross-utilization of talent and , enabling efficient on projects while aligning with the holding company's focus on diversified media assets.

Other Affiliated Entities

SM Life Design Group, a subsidiary under SM Studios, specialized in , content distribution, and production services that supported merchandise and fan-related initiatives. Established as part of the 2021 reorganization, it primarily handled album and for SM Entertainment's releases, contributing to non-music revenue through efficient for physical goods. During 2021–2025, key projects included scaling production for high-volume album releases and event merchandise, such as those for SMTOWN LIVE concerts, which enhanced fan accessibility to official memorabilia. In 2025, the group completed construction of a 5,960-square-meter studio in , aimed at creating immersive content to bolster fan experiences beyond traditional media. Dear U, another affiliate integrated into SM Studios in 2021, focused on digital content and fan engagement platforms. Its flagship service, Bubble, is a subscription-based private messaging app launched in February 2020, allowing fans to receive personalized texts, voice messages, photos, and videos from artists. Under SM Studios' oversight, Bubble experienced consistent growth, breaking quarterly sales records from its inception through 2025, driven by expanded artist rosters and international partnerships. Notable expansions included a 2024 Western market entry with artists like and , and SM Entertainment's acquisition of an additional 11.4% stake in 2025 to strengthen its role in global fan interaction. By mid-2024, the platform supported operations in multiple regions, including a new U.S. for localized Bubble services, contributing to diversified digital revenue streams. These entities played a strategic role in SM Group's diversification efforts, shifting focus toward and digital sectors to reduce reliance on core production while enabling cross-promotions with entertainment subsidiaries for enhanced fan ecosystems. No significant minor affiliates in tech or were transferred to SM Studios during this period beyond these core operations.

Productions

Television and Media Projects

SM Studios, through its SM C&C, spearheaded several television and media projects aimed at leveraging the global popularity of SM Entertainment's artists, particularly the boy group NCT. These initiatives focused on formats that blended idol interactions with trainee development, distributed across domestic and international platforms to broaden K-pop's reach. In , SM Studios launched Welcome to NCT Universe, its inaugural global content project, as a 10-episode interactive reality series. Hosted by NCT members Shotaro and Sungchan, the program followed SMROOKIES trainees on a virtual "NEO CITY" tour, incorporating fan engagement elements like challenges and behind-the-scenes glimpses into idol life. It premiered on November 16, , and was broadcast on in , Nippon TV in , , and for international audiences. The series received positive reception for its innovative format that humanized the trainee experience and fostered global fan connections, marking a successful debut for SM Studios' strategy. Building on this foundation, the 2023 project NCT Universe: LASTART evolved the concept into a pre-debut survival competition, SM's first of its kind, to form NCT's final Japan-focused unit. Airing from July 27, 2023, the eight-episode series featured 10 trainees undergoing rigorous training under mentors like and , culminating in the debut of four members as . It was broadcast on ENA and in , Nippon TV in , Hulu , and internationally. The show garnered strong viewership, with audience demand 1.2 times the average for South Korean TV series, and earned high user ratings of 8.4/10 on for its transparent portrayal of the idol selection process. During SM Studios' operational period, subsidiaries like SM C&C and contributed to additional variety pilots and drama developments, including KeyEast's productions such as the legal drama (2022) and the romantic comedy (2023), though specific outputs remained integrated into broader content pipelines. Production methodologies emphasized seamless idol integration, such as featuring established artists as hosts and mentors to guide trainees, enhancing narrative authenticity and appealing to international viewers through multi-language and cross-platform accessibility. This approach not only boosted global streaming metrics but also solidified NCT's expansive universe concept.

Key Collaborations and Outputs

SM Studios forged key international partnerships to expand its content distribution and co-production capabilities, particularly with Japanese platforms Nippon TV and . In 2022, the holding company supported the production and global rollout of the reality series Welcome to NCT Universe, hosted by NCT members Shotaro and Sungchan, which introduced trainees through interactive challenges and performances; the program premiered on and Nippon TV in , alongside in Korea and in the , reaching diverse audiences across and beyond. This collaboration model extended to subsequent projects like NCT Universe: LASTART in 2023, a competition-style series featuring trainee auditions and artist mentorships, distributed similarly on ENA and domestically, as well as and Nippon TV internationally, further solidifying SM's footprint in the Japanese market. These joint ventures amplified global accessibility, with episodes streamed in multiple languages and regions, contributing to heightened fan engagement in —a key market where SM artists have historically generated substantial viewership and streaming metrics. Beyond traditional television, SM Studios emphasized diverse non-TV outputs through its subsidiaries, including digital series and fan-centric initiatives from 2021 to 2025. Subsidiary developed the Bubble app, a subscription-based messaging platform enabling direct, real-time communication between artists and fans, which launched expansions in partnership with in 2021 and achieved widespread adoption among SM rosters like NCT and . Complementing this, SM Life Design Group handled production and distribution of merchandise-tied content, such as official concert goods and limited-edition collectibles for SMTOWN fan events, integrating physical items with digital promotions to enhance experiential fan interactions. Cross-subsidiary synergies under enabled integrated projects, fostering cohesive content ecosystems across entertainment verticals.

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