Naver Corporation (KR7035420009) rose to KRW 220,500 on August 28, 2026, adding 1.85% as its market cap reached KRW 32.982 trillion and the 52-week range stretched from KRW 181,100 to KRW 304,000.<\/p>\n
The move came alongside a fresh read on the stock’s setup: the average analyst target stood at KRW 303,074.06, the current price sat below that level, and volume reached 947,514 shares versus an average of 1,937,020.<\/p>\n
Price versus consensus<\/p>\n
That gap matters because the stock closed 27.2% below the average target on August 28, 2026, even after the 1.85% gain. The same snapshot also showed a 1-day move of -1.34%, a 1-month return of 5.00%, and a year-to-date performance of -9.07%.<\/p>\n
For investors, the key number is not only the quote but also the spread to consensus. A 32.982 trillion won market value, a 52-week low of KRW 181,100, and a high of KRW 304,000 frame how much of the market’s AI and platform optimism is already reflected.<\/p>\n
Recent operating base<\/p>\n
The latest quarterly snapshot showed Q1 FY26 revenue of KRW 3.24 trillion and earnings of KRW 285.33 billion, with profit margin at 8.80%. The same source listed Q2 FY26 EPS actuals of 4,635 against an estimate of 3,734.72.<\/p>\n
That combination points to a business that is still producing cash and clearing a higher bar on earnings. Revenue of KRW 12.96 trillion on a trailing basis, net income of KRW 2 trillion, and levered free cash flow of KRW 902.24 billion all support that reading.<\/p>\n
AI and platform mix<\/p>\n
Naver’s business remains centered on search, advertising, commerce, cloud, webtoon, and fintech, with a broader platform model that links traffic, payments, and content. The stock’s recent price action has also been shaped by market attention on South Korea’s AI and semiconductor ecosystem, which has fed into sentiment around large internet platforms with cloud and digital commerce exposure.<\/p>\n
A Reuters report from roughly one month ago said South Korea’s Naver jumped 10% on Nvidia’s $1 billion investment plan, a reminder that investor attention can shift quickly when AI capital flows touch the name.<\/p>\n
Product touchpoint<\/p>\n
Naver Pay is one of the clearest consumer-facing pieces of the company’s ecosystem, connecting shopping, payments, and merchant services inside the broader platform. That gives the group a direct line from traffic to transaction volume, which is why payment growth and commerce engagement remain important alongside search advertising.<\/p>\n
Closing levels<\/p>\n
Naver shares closed at KRW 220,500 on August 28, 2026, with a market cap of KRW 32.982 trillion and volume of 947,514 shares. The stock also traded within a KRW 181,100 to KRW 304,000 52-week band, leaving plenty of room between the current quote and the top of that range.<\/p>\n
Fact box<\/p>\n
Company: NAVER Corporation<\/p>\n
ISIN: KR7035420009<\/p>\n
Ticker: 035420.KS<\/p>\n
Exchange: KSE<\/p>\n
Price (as of August 28, 2026, 3:30 p.m. GMT+9): KRW 220,500<\/p>\n
Market cap: KRW 32.982 trillion<\/p>\n
Sector \/ Industry: Communication Services \/ Internet Content & Information<\/p>\n
Index membership: KOSPI<\/p>\n
Next earnings date: November 6, 2026<\/p>\n
Read more on NAVER stock<\/p>\n
Investor relations pages and market data snapshots are the best starting point for tracking Naver’s next move.<\/p>\n
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