Reports: Jennie’s single‑person agency paid her ~238 billion won over two years

Indinews says Jennie, who owns OA Entertainment and whose mother is listed as company representative, received large direct payouts after shifting to an independent operating model; the report cites public filings and financial figures.

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- OA Entertainment reportedly paid Jennie 238 billion won in settlement payments over two years.
- The company’s revenues rose ~26% year‑on‑year, with 2024 revenue reported at 238 billion won.
- Shareholder loans from Jennie to the company increased, listed as 2.86 billion won at year end.
- OA Entertainment was founded November 2023; Jennie is reported as sole shareholder.
- Jennie’s mother, Park Nana, is named as company representative in the article.
- Report interprets family management as a stabilizing factor for the solo operation.
- Article positions Jennie’s payouts as evidence that established stars can secure larger revenue shares via independent firms.
- Industry sources in the article say such moves affect label economics and artist bargaining power.
- No agency (YG) statement or legal/contract change is included in the article.

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