HumanTechnology and HumanAgos Win 6 Billion Won Anti-Drone System Orders from Korea Gas Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation

HumanAgos, which is set to merge with HumanTechnology, is accelerating its business expansion by signing a large-scale anti-drone system supply contract targeting key national infrastructure facilities. By securing additional major clients in the public sector, the company is expected to see positive impacts on its performance growth following the merger.

On July 1, HumanTechnology announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, HumanAgos, had signed contracts for Korea Gas Corporation’s “Anti-Drone System Procurement” project and Korea Airports Corporation’s “Illegal Drone Detection Equipment (RF Scanner) Procurement and Installation” project.

The contract amounts are 3.7 billion won for the Korea Gas Corporation project and 2.3 billion won for the Korea Airports Corporation project, totaling 6 billion won.

HumanAgos plans to supply Korea Gas Corporation with an integrated anti-drone system capable of detecting, identifying, and countering drones. For Korea Airports Corporation, it will build and install RF scanners for the detection of illegal drones.

The company provides an integrated anti-drone solution that connects detection, tracking, and response functions into a single system, using its proprietary RF scanners, smart jammers, spoofers, and other key equipment. Based on this technology, it has established strong competitiveness in public sector markets such as airports, power plants, and government buildings, positioning itself as a leading company in the field.

As drone threats targeting key national facilities and energy infrastructure have recently increased, the need for anti-drone systems has grown. In response to these market changes, HumanAgos is focusing on technological advancement and strengthening business competitiveness, and is also improving solution completeness and business scalability through cooperation with major defense companies.

This order is also significant in that it lays the foundation for growth after the small-scale merger of HumanTechnology and HumanAgos scheduled for September 1. Once the merger is complete, HumanAgos’s competitive business performance and results in the domestic anti-drone market will be reflected in HumanTechnology, which is expected to drive revenue growth and improve profitability.

With this contract, HumanTechnology plans to further strengthen its position as a specialized anti-drone company and accelerate its expansion into not only the domestic public market but also overseas markets.

A company official stated, “By securing Korea Gas Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation—operators of key national infrastructure—as clients, we have achieved meaningful business results in the public anti-drone market. As the market is expanding due to the need to strengthen the security of critical facilities and the increase in low-altitude drone threats, we will continue to pursue active business development and technological innovation to expand our market share and drive further growth.”

Based on this 6 billion won order, HumanAgos aims to strengthen its position as an anti-drone solution provider that meets the security needs of core national facilities and to expand its growth potential through the merger with HumanTechnology.

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