- Expanding AI-based design platform business and stabilizing profit structure
- Reinforcing shareholder return policy alongside growth strategy to enhance long-term corporate value
- Meets high-dividend company criteria; shareholders eligible for dividend income tax separation benefits
Shindong Geun, Head of Strategic Planning Group at Sandoll, presents the company’s AI-driven business expansion strategy at the annual general meeting held on the 26th.
March 27, 2026
AI content platform company Sandoll (CEO Youngho Yun) announced that it held its 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on March 26 at its headquarters in Seongdong-gu, Seoul.
At the meeting, reports were presented on audit, business operations, and the internal control over financial reporting system. In addition, five agenda items were approved as originally proposed, including approval of financial statements, cash dividend declaration, amendments to the articles of incorporation, and limits on remuneration for directors and auditors.
During the meeting, Sandoll shared its business performance for the past year and outlined its mid- to long-term growth strategy, including a transition toward an AI-centered business structure, enhancement of design platform competitiveness, and expansion into new business areas.
Sandoll is applying AI technologies across the entire font lifecycle—from creation and distribution to usage—while accelerating its expansion into a design platform business. Through this, the company is improving operational efficiency and establishing a stable foundation for sustainable growth.
At the same time, Sandoll is strengthening its shareholder return policy based on solid performance. The company has met the government’s criteria for a high-dividend company, making its shareholders eligible for dividend income tax separation benefits. Through its “Corporate Value Enhancement Plan” disclosed on the same day, Sandoll reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and sustainable shareholder returns driven by earnings growth.
According to the disclosure, Sandoll’s dividend payout ratio stands at approximately 67%, significantly exceeding the 40% threshold for high-dividend companies. This places the company among the top-tier firms in terms of shareholder return policies.
To maintain this trajectory, Sandoll formalized its strategy through the Corporate Value Enhancement Plan, emphasizing expansion of its AI-based design platform business, new business development, and global market diversification.
In addition, based on its stable cash-generating capabilities, Sandoll plans to continue improving dividend procedures and expanding shareholder return policies, while accelerating strategic investments and new business initiatives to drive long-term growth.
A Sandoll representative stated, “We are strengthening both growth and profitability based on our AI technological capabilities and platform-driven revenue structure,” adding, “We will continue to enhance corporate value by maintaining a balance between growth investments and shareholder return policies.”
Shindong Geun, Head of Strategic Planning Group at Sandoll, presents the company’s AI-driven business expansion strategy at the annual general meeting held on the 26th.
March 27, 2026
AI content platform company Sandoll (CEO Youngho Yun) announced that it held its 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on March 26 at its headquarters in Seongdong-gu, Seoul.
At the meeting, reports were presented on audit, business operations, and the internal control over financial reporting system. In addition, five agenda items were approved as originally proposed, including approval of financial statements, cash dividend declaration, amendments to the articles of incorporation, and limits on remuneration for directors and auditors.
During the meeting, Sandoll shared its business performance for the past year and outlined its mid- to long-term growth strategy, including a transition toward an AI-centered business structure, enhancement of design platform competitiveness, and expansion into new business areas.
Sandoll is applying AI technologies across the entire font lifecycle—from creation and distribution to usage—while accelerating its expansion into a design platform business. Through this, the company is improving operational efficiency and establishing a stable foundation for sustainable growth.
At the same time, Sandoll is strengthening its shareholder return policy based on solid performance. The company has met the government’s criteria for a high-dividend company, making its shareholders eligible for dividend income tax separation benefits. Through its “Corporate Value Enhancement Plan” disclosed on the same day, Sandoll reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and sustainable shareholder returns driven by earnings growth.
According to the disclosure, Sandoll’s dividend payout ratio stands at approximately 67%, significantly exceeding the 40% threshold for high-dividend companies. This places the company among the top-tier firms in terms of shareholder return policies.
To maintain this trajectory, Sandoll formalized its strategy through the Corporate Value Enhancement Plan, emphasizing expansion of its AI-based design platform business, new business development, and global market diversification.
In addition, based on its stable cash-generating capabilities, Sandoll plans to continue improving dividend procedures and expanding shareholder return policies, while accelerating strategic investments and new business initiatives to drive long-term growth.
A Sandoll representative stated, “We are strengthening both growth and profitability based on our AI technological capabilities and platform-driven revenue structure,” adding, “We will continue to enhance corporate value by maintaining a balance between growth investments and shareholder return policies.”