Atlas Link Records Sales of 34.15 Billion Won and Operating Profit of 6.1 Billion Won in First Half... Business Diversification Drives Expansion View original image

Atlas Link, a company specializing in OTT set-top boxes, delivered strong results in the first half of this year, driven by the consolidated impact of its subsidiaries and the stable performance of its existing businesses.


Atlas Link announced on the 14th that on a consolidated basis for the first half of the year, it recorded sales of 34.15 billion won, operating profit of 6.1 billion won, and net profit of 4.57 billion won.


The steady performance of its core OTT set-top box business, along with the inclusion of subsidiary Korea File’s results in the consolidated financial statements, has led to business expansion. According to the company, portfolio diversification has further strengthened its revenue base.


The financial structure also remained stable. As of the end of the first half, the company’s total assets stood at 116.6 billion won, with shareholders’ equity at 58.2 billion won.


Recently, following a change in the largest shareholder to Mirae Industries under the ROA Holdings Group, Atlas Link resolved management disputes and has accelerated organizational stabilization and corporate reform, including a name change.


The company plans to expand into future growth industries such as artificial intelligence and optical communications, building on its established OTT business. Through new ventures, Atlas Link aims to generate synergies with its existing businesses and grow into a global connected infrastructure company.


Shin Jungkwan, CEO of Atlas Link, stated, “The new name, Atlas Link, reflects our commitment to becoming a global connected infrastructure company. We will continue to increase sales and profitability through new businesses that create synergies with our existing operations and enhance shareholder value.”



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