To thank for the rapid growth of the shares of the South Korean mobile publisher, it is necessary to issue gaming licenses in China. Yesterday, the Chinese authorities allowed foreign games to be released for the first time in a year and a half, including Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds from Netmarble.
Netmarble is not the only company whose shares have risen in price after the issuance of licenses. As Bloomberg noted, the share price also increased at Nexon (12%), Krafton (5%) and Tencent (3%).