K-Drama Hits Keep Coming as ‘Hellbound’ Series Lifts Jcontentree
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South Korea’s K-drama stocks are on a roll with the company behind the hit Netflix series “Hellbound” surging after the show’s debut.
Jcontentree Corp. jumped as much as 23%, before paring gains, after the six-episode fantasy and action series ranked No. 2 on a list of top television shows on Netflix following its Nov. 19 release, according to FlixPatrol. Jcontentree is the parent company of Climax Studio, which produced the drama. “Squid Game” and “Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha” were also on the list.