'Global Reverse Logistics Platform' Kzone Secures 6.3 Billion Won Series B Investment

Streamlining the Inventory Distribution Market

"Achieving Profitability in Three Years with the REMEX Platform"

"Accelerating the Development of an AI Agent Automation Platform"

Global reverse logistics platform company Kzone has successfully raised 6.3 billion won in its Series B investment round. This achievement is seen as a result of its proven field-focused execution capabilities and operational efficiency, which have strengthened the company's presence.

On June 1, a Kzone official stated, "This investment round included participation from Timeworks Investment, BonAngels Venture Partners, the California-based venture capital firm Strong Ventures, and the Singapore-based Guardian Fund."

Kzone is addressing issues related to returns, excess, and distressed inventory in the global reverse logistics market, which has traditionally been operated via a human-centric approach, by introducing a data-driven system. By utilizing real-time field data such as product condition, country-specific demand, buyer characteristics, and logistics flow, the company is streamlining transactions and improving inefficiencies in the global inventory distribution market. Centered on its local operations in the United States, Kzone has rapidly expanded by accumulating operational expertise in actual logistics sites and wholesale trading markets.

Kim Seongsu, CEO of K-Zone. K-Zone

Notably, Kzone achieved profitability within three years of entering the market thanks to its core platform REMEX, with annual sales growing to approximately 12 billion won. This was accomplished last year with just about 10 core team members.

With the momentum from this investment, the company plans to accelerate the development of its AI agent-based global transaction automation platform. Kzone's strategy is to evolve beyond a management system into a next-generation platform where AI handles buyer discovery, deal proposals, sales operations, and market analysis.

Sungsoo Kim, CEO of Kzone, stated, "For the past three years, we have tackled industry inefficiencies directly in the global field," adding, "With this investment, we will further accelerate the advancement of AI agent-based automation technology for global logistics and distribution."

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