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BTS members Jungkook, Jimin, and V have secured a spot among South Korea’s top 100 stockholders under the age of 30, each holding shares valued at over 21.4 billion KRW (approximately USD 15 million). Their inclusion on the list highlights their growing influence beyond music, extending into wealth creation and strategic investment. According to CEO Score, the study examined the number of shares and total stock value held by individual shareholders in listed companies. The analysis compared data from the end of last December with figures recorded on December 19 this year to determine the rankings.

The three BTS stars—popularly known as the group’s “maknae line”—were confirmed as the most financially powerful young investors in the country. The findings, released on December 24, further cement their status as not just global music icons but also prominent figures in South Korea’s financial landscape.

BTS' Jungkook's Net Worth

As of late 2025, Jungkook’s net worth is estimated to be between $35 million and $50 million, placing him as the second richest member of BTS after V. His impressive wealth comes from multiple income streams, most notably the global success of BTS and the massive popularity of his solo album Golden. In addition to music sales and tours, Jungkook has significantly expanded his earnings through high-profile brand endorsements such as Calvin Klein, along with songwriting credits and worldwide performances.

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BTS' Jimin's Net Worth

As of late 2025, Jimin’s net worth is estimated at around $20 million, earned through BTS activities, successful solo projects like FACE and MUSE, and major brand partnerships with Dior and Tiffany & Co. Recognised as a leading fashion influencer, he also enjoys steady income from endorsements and collaborations.

BTS' V's Net Worth

Kim Taehyung, popularly known as V, is reportedly the richest BTS member as of 2025, with an estimated net worth of around $40 million. His wealth stems from successful solo projects like Layover, major brand partnerships with Celine and Cartier and lucrative endorsements including Coca-Cola and Tirtir.

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Additional income from Instagram earnings, luxury real estate, car collections and both solo and group music activities has firmly positioned him as one of the top earners in the Kpop industry.


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