AStory signs Netflix streaming deal for 12-part drama
AStory disclosed the global streaming license deal with Netflix Worldwide Entertainment on October 30, 2026, covering Netflix markets outside China.
AStory said on October 30, 2026, that it has signed a global streaming rights license contract with Netflix Worldwide Entertainment for the drama <파괴지황>, according to digitaltoday.co.kr.
The agreement covers a 12-part production and runs from October 30, 2026 to August 15, 2029. The supply region is Netflix service countries excluding China.
AStory said the contract involves no deposit or advance payment and that the sales method is in-house production. The counterparty, Netflix Worldwide Entertainment, LLC, operates worldwide video streaming services.
The confirmed contract amount and total contract amount were not disclosed. AStory said they will be revealed after the end of the reservation period, which it set at October 31, 2047, citing confidentiality for management reasons.
The company listed on the KOSDAQ market on July 19, 2019. Its most recent revenue was 11.789 billion won based on 2025 year-end financial statements, when it reported an operating loss of 7.3 billion won and a net loss of 7.1 billion won.
Quick answers
Which drama is covered by the AStory-Netflix contract?
The contract covers the 12-part drama <파괴지황>.
Where will the drama be available?
It is licensed for Netflix service countries excluding China.
Was the contract amount disclosed?
No. AStory said the amounts will be revealed after the reservation period ends on October 31, 2047.