PocketDol Studio

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PocketDol Studio

Native name	포켓돌스튜디오
Company type	Private
Industry	Entertainment
Genre	K-pop crossover trot
Founded	July 12, 2017
Founder	Kim Kwang-soo
Number of locations	Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Key people	Son Yong-geun (CEO)[1]
Owner	Lee Jae-hwan (37.47%) Park Gyu-heon (29.29%) Realworks Co., Ltd. (14.63%) Others (18.62%)[2]
Parent	MBK Entertainment (Defunct) Interpark
Subsidiaries	Phunky Studio (2020) M25 (2021)
Website	pocketdol.co.kr

PocketDol Studio (Korean: 포켓돌스튜디오), is a South Korean entertainment company established in 2017 by record producer Kim Kwang-soo. The company is best known as the home to the trot singer Song Ga-in, boy group BAE173 and vocal group Espero. PocketDol Studio's parent company is the now defunct MBK Entertainment.