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INFINITE Company
INFINITE Company (인피니트 컴퍼니) is the artist-run agency created to manage INFINITE as a group after the members left Woollim Entertainment. The company was established on January 19, 2023 with Kim Sung-kyu as CEO, then gained formal control of the group's trademark rights in April 2023 after the INFINITE name and INSPIRIT mark were transferred to the new company. That structure lets each member maintain separate solo-agency deals while INFINITE Company oversees group releases, touring, and communications. It has already handled the group's post-transfer anniversary cycle, including the 2024 LIMITED EDITION world tour and the 2025 EP LIKE INFINITE, making it one of the clearest examples of a veteran idol group moving under member-led management without losing operating scale.
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What is INFINITE Company?
INFINITE Company is the artist-run agency set up to manage INFINITE's group activities after the members left Woollim Entertainment. The company was established on January 19, 2023 with Kim Sung-kyu as CEO, and it now handles the group's releases, touring, and official communications.
Who runs INFINITE Company?
Kim Sung-kyu, leader of INFINITE, serves as CEO of INFINITE Company. The structure is notable because the group operates through a member-led company for group work while the individual members still keep separate solo management arrangements elsewhere in the market.
How did INFINITE Company get the INFINITE trademark rights?
The INFINITE trademark rights were transferred from Woollim Entertainment to INFINITE Company in April 2023. Korean reports and KIPRIS listings tied the move to Woollim CEO Lee Jung Yeop's decision to hand over the rights, allowing the group to continue under its own company name without a naming dispute.
What has INFINITE Company released under its own management?
Under its own management structure, INFINITE Company has handled major group activity including the 2024 LIMITED EDITION world tour and the 2025 EP <em>LIKE INFINITE</em>. Those projects mattered because they showed the group could keep touring and releasing new work at scale after taking control of its own brand.
