Samhwa Networks

Samhwa Networks (Korean: 삼화네트웍스) is a Korean drama production company. Founded in 1980 by Shin Hyun-taek as a home video distributor, it later became well-known because of its drama productions.^[2][3]

Samhwa Networks Co., Ltd.

Samhwa Networks's logo
Native name
Korean name
Hangul	삼화네트웍스
Revised Romanization	Samhwaneteuwokseu
McCune–Reischauer	Samhwanet'ŭwŏksŭ
Company type	Joint-stock
Traded as	KRX: 046390
Industry	entertainment and media production
Founded	September 1980; 44 years ago (1980-09) (as Samhwa Video Production Co., Ltd.)
Founder	Shin Hyun-taek
Headquarters	705-17, Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam District, Seoul , South Korea
Area served	South Korea
Key people	Ahn Je-hyun[a] (CEO) Shin Sang-yoon[b] (CEO)
Products	TV series
Services	production
Revenue	14,917,372,948 (June 30, 2015)
Operating income	-584,639,146 won (June 30, 2015)
Net income	-346,712,393 won (June 30, 2015)
Total equity	8,556,586,600 won (June 30, 2015)
Owner	As of 2019: Shin Sang-yoon (18.00%) Nam Sook-ja[c] (12.91%) Shin Chae-eun[d] (5.83%) Ahn Je-hyun (1.97%)
Number of employees	36 (June 2017)
Website	www.shnetworks.co.kr

As of 2019, Shin's family (including his eldest son and son-in-law, who are the co-CEO's of the company) owns 38.71% of its stocks. The rest are owned by the public.

List of works

See also: Category:Television series by Samhwa Networks

Year	Title	Network	Note(s)
1999	Street King	MBC TV	—
2001	Empress Myeongseong	KBS2	in association with GM Agency
2004	Terms of Endearment		—
	Precious Family
2006	Snow Flower	SBS TV	—
2007	Daughters-in-Law	KBS2	—
	My Husband's Woman	SBS TV	in association with Segyo Entertainment and Media Plant
	First Wives' Club		—
	Evasive Inquiry Agency	KBS2	—
2008	Mom's Dead Upset		—
	Bitter Sweet Life	MBC TV	—
2009	Temptation of an Angel	SBS TV	—
2010	Life Is Beautiful		—
	Bread, Love and Dreams	KBS2	—
2011	My Love, My Family		—
	Paradise Ranch	SBS TV	in association with SM Entertainment
	Living in Style		—
2012	Daddy's Sorry	TV Chosun	—
	My Kids Give Me a Headache	JTBC	—
2013	Gu Family Book	MBC TV	—
	Goddess of Marriage	SBS TV	—
2014	Wonderful Days	KBS2	—
	What Happens to My Family?		—
2015	My Heart Twinkle Twinkle	SBS TV	—
	Divorce Lawyer in Love		in association with JS Top Entertainment
2016	Bong-soon - A Cyborg in Love	Naver TV / UMAX	—
	Uncontrollably Fond	KBS2	in association with iHQ
	Dr. Romantic	SBS TV	—
	Father, I'll Take Care of You	MBC TV	in association with GnG Production
	My Horrible Boss	JTBC	in association with Drama House
2017	Revolutionary Love	tvN	in association with Studio Dragon
2018	Where Stars Land	SBS TV	in association with Kim Jong-hak Production
	Dokgo Rewind	KakaoPage / oksusu	—
2019	The Fiery Priest	SBS TV	—
	Investiture of the Gods	Hunan Television	in association with Mango Studio, Cathay Media Group, China Television Production Center and CCTV
	A Place in the Sun	KBS2	—
	Be Melodramatic	JTBC	—
	Graceful Family	MBN / Dramax	—
2020	Dr. Romantic 2	SBS TV	—
	Mystic Pop-up Bar	JTBC	in association with Drama House
	Phoenix 2020	SBS TV	—
2021	Now, We Are Breaking Up		in association with United Artist Agency (Spackman Entertainment Group)
2022	From Now On, Showtime!	MBC TV	—
	Again My Life	SBS TV	in association with Kross Pictures
	The Golden Spoon	MBC TV	In association with Studio N
2023	Brain Works[4]	KBS2	—
	Longing for You[4]	ENA	—
2024	Wonderful World[5]	MBC TV	—
	Suji & Uri	KBS1	In association with Monster Union
	Miss Night and Day	JTBC	In association with SLL

Notes

1. Shin Chae-eun's husband; Shin Hyun-taek and Nam Sook-ja's son-in-law; Shin Sang-yoon's brother-in-law^[1]
2. Eldest son of Shin Hyun-taek, the company's founder, and Nam Sook-ja^[1]
3. Shin Hyun-taek's widow^[1]
4. Shin Hyun-taek and Nam Sook-ja's daughter; Shin Sang-yoon's sister^[1]