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DMM.com LLC

Company type	Private Godo-gaisha
Industry	Internet
Founded	November 17, 1999; 26 years ago (November 17, 1999)[1]
Founder	Keishi Kameyama[1]
Headquarters	14F, Yebisu Garden Place Tower, 4-20-3 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku,Tokyo 150-6021,Japan
Key people	Keishi Kameyama (Chairman) Takanori Katagiri (CEO)
Services	Video on demand service, online shopping, e-books, online games, rental service, news, online English education service, 3D printing, mobile telephony, robots, PC software, solar panel services
Revenue	DMM.com Ltd.: JP¥49.6 billion (2014)[2] DMM Group: JP¥81.6 billion (2014)[2]
Operating income	DMM.com Ltd.: JP¥30 million[1] DMM Group: JP¥60 million[1]
Net income	JP¥3.48 billion (2014)[1]
Number of employees	DMM.com Ltd: 142 (2015)[2] DMM Group: 1,186 (2015)[2]
Subsidiaries	DMM.com Labo Co., Ltd.[3] DMM.com Securities[3] KC Co., Ltd.[1] CA Co., Ltd.[1] GOT Corporation[1] TIS Co., Ltd.[1] DMM.com Override Co., Ltd.[3] Hobibox Co.Ltd DMM Pictures FANZA
Website	DMM.com

DMM.com LLC (合同会社DMM.com) is a Japan-basedelectronic commerce and Internet company with a diversified group of businesses that includesonline shopping,eikaiwa, andvideo on demand service. The company managesDMM.com, an online entertainment site that allows users to purchase goods and services likee-books, games, mainstream DVD releases, and3D printing.^[1] As of February 2024, DMM.com had over 45 million registered users.^[4]

DMM.com's core business areas includeonline shopping, rental service andvideo on demand service. Rental services cover products from CD/DVD to clothes and house wares. Another key business of the company,video on demand service, offers a selection ofanime, movies, drama and otheronline streaming options. Other services provided includesolar panel services, charity auctions,online games, online English education service, and 3D printing. Its subsidiary company DMM.com Securities providesforex service to individual investors.

1999

• Keishi Kameyama founded Digital Media Mart Co., Ltd. on 17 November

2002

• Relocation of headquarter from Shibuya to Ebisu^[5]
• Launched of corporate website – “DMM” with provision ofonline shopping and video on demand service^[5]

2003

• Renamed the website as “DMM.com” and launched DVD rental service in April^[5]
• Established the site “DMM.com” forvideo on demand service,online games ande-books on 4 July^[5]

2004

• Started monthly subscriptionvideo streaming service ande-book service^[5]

2005

• Extended the products for rental service to CD and comic^[5]

2006

• Aired the first TV commercial^[5]
• The company reached 500,000 members in March^[5]

2007

• The company further grew over 1 million members in June^[5]

2008

• Released DMM.TV service in July^[5]

2009

• Debuted monthly subscriptionvideo streaming service forAKB48 LIVE!! ON DEMAND in February^[5]
• Acquired SVC Securities (Predecessor of DMM.com Securities) and entered theforex industry in March
• Established DMMFX in July^[5]
• DMM.TV for Blu-ray Disc service in August^[5]

2010

• Further extended the products for rental service to fashion and varieties of goods^[5]
• Launched DMM point auction service on 3 August^[5]
• Started DMM coupon service on 1 December^[5]

2011

• Renamed Digital Media Mart Co., Ltd. as DMM.com Co., Ltd. on 1 February^[5]
• Launchedonline game service for feature phone in November^[5]

2012

• Launched B2Bsolar panel business in February which also enable the construction ofsolar power station^[5]
• Launchedonline game service forsmartphones and PCs in April^[5]
• Ended DMM.TV for Blu-ray Disc service on 28 September^[5]

2013

• Established online English education service in May^[5]
• Launched the printing centre in Japan and started3D printing service in July^[5]

2014

• Launched VRvideo streaming service in November, a service which allows user to watch video with 360 degrees panorama^[5]
• Established DMM mobile, theMVNO service in December^[5]

2015

• Started DMM.make ROBOTS service in January^[5]
• Launched DMM.make cloud sourcing service in February^[5]

2016

• DMM Games entered a partnership withGaijin Entertainment to assist in the localisation, development and production ofWar Thunder^[6]

2017

• Launched DMM Pictures, a label for producinganime.^[7]
• Became owner ofBelgian First Division A clubSint-Truiden.^[8]
• Launched the DMM Dream Club, aHitokuchi Banushi [ja] group where members can invest and own a stock of arace horse.^[9]

2021

• Loves Only You, one of the horses owned by DMM Dream Club, wins theBreeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf andHong Kong Cup of that year before retiring to stud.^[10][11]

2023

• Launches CUE, ananime studio headed by Rui Kuroki.^[12]

2024

• Changed the video codec of DMM.TV toAV1 fromH.264 in July^[13]

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