Game Developer Nexon Firing on All Cylinders, CEO Says

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Aug.07 — Owen Mahoney, president and chief executive officer of Nexon Co., a Tokyo-listed game developer controlled by South Korean billionaire Kim Jung-ju, discusses the company’s financial results and business outlook. Nexon’s second-quarter net income rose 3.2% to 19.76 billion yen, and its third-quarter profit forecast beat analysts’ estimates. Mahoney speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”


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