Jennie’s 23.8 Billion Won OA Settlement Detailed in Two-Year Agency Filings

Jennie’s reported two-year settlement from OA Entertainment has been put at about 23.8 billion won, based on audit-report figures cited by multiple Korean media outlets. The Jennie OA Settlement figure covers payments recorded for 2024 and 2025 after the Blackpink member established her one-person agency for solo activities.

The reported total is built from two annual figures: 14.307856 billion won paid in 2024 and 9.479554 billion won paid in 2025, bringing the combined amount to roughly 23.8 billion won. The figures were reported from audit-report materials on the Financial Supervisory Service’s electronic disclosure system, with several outlets noting that the payments appear as cost items rather than as a detailed breakdown of individual income sources.¹²

Jennie’s 23.8 Billion Won OA Settlement

The core figure reported across the coverage is the same: OA Entertainment paid Jennie approximately 23.8 billion won over two years. StarNews reported that the 2025 payment was 9,479,554,000 won and that, when combined with the 2024 payment of 14,307,856,000 won, the two-year settlement reached about 23.8 billion won.¹

The Korea Economic Daily also reported the same two annual payment amounts and described the combined scale as about 23.8 billion won. It added an important limitation: the audit report classified the payment as a cost of sales item, and did not specify how much came from appearance fees, advertising, music revenue, or other categories.²

Xports News similarly reported that the available documents disclosed the expense item but did not confirm the detailed composition of advertising fees, music proceeds, or other settlement components.³ That means the public record, as summarized in the reports, supports the headline two-year total but not a more granular map of how the amount was generated.

OA Entertainment’s Business Figures

OA Entertainment’s own reported business performance also drew attention because the settlement figures emerged alongside revenue and operating-profit numbers. News1 reported that OA Entertainment recorded 18.9 billion won in revenue and 580 million won in operating profit in 2024, followed by 23.8 billion won in revenue and 390 million won in operating profit in 2025.⁴

Sports Seoul reported that OA Entertainment’s 2025 revenue rose to 23.8 billion won from the previous year, while also stating that Jennie owns 100% of OA’s shares. The same report noted that Blackpink team activities continue under YG Entertainment, while Jennie’s individual activities are handled through OA Entertainment.⁵

That structure is central to understanding the filings. The reported settlement is tied to OA Entertainment, the company created for Jennie’s solo work, not to Blackpink’s group activities as a whole. Newsen reported that Jennie established the personal label OA in November 2023 and has since conducted individual activities through the company.⁶

News1 reported that OA Entertainment was founded in November 2023 and that the company’s representative is Park Na-na, Jennie’s mother.⁴ Those details place the settlement figures within the company’s first two full reporting years after the creation of the one-person agency.

What the Reports Do and Do Not Show

The disclosed figures show the scale of payments recorded by OA Entertainment, but the available reports do not provide a full earnings ledger. Several outlets emphasized that the audit-report line item does not identify the exact mix of appearance fees, advertising revenue, music income, or other sources behind the settlement.²³

That distinction matters because the phrase “settlement” can suggest a broad artist-payment total, while the audit-report context gives only a financial-reporting category. Based on the cited reports, it is accurate to say OA Entertainment paid Jennie about 23.8 billion won across 2024 and 2025. It is not possible, from the summarized disclosure information alone, to assign that total to specific advertisements, songs, appearances, or other activities.

The coverage also connects the figures to Jennie’s earlier explanation for founding the company. Sports Seoul cited Jennie as having said, in a broadcast appearance, that she carefully established the company because she wanted to pursue individual activities “freely and comfortably.”⁵ The quote supports the reported business context: OA Entertainment functions as the base for her solo work while Blackpink group activities remain under a separate agency arrangement.

The reported Jennie OA Settlement therefore stands as a financial snapshot of OA Entertainment’s first two years around Jennie’s solo career. The confirmed public details are the annual payments, the combined total of about 23.8 billion won, OA Entertainment’s reported revenue and operating-profit figures, and the continuing distinction between Jennie’s solo agency structure and Blackpink’s group activities.

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Cloi Lee

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