Stabilization of Raw Material Prices

Impact of Expanded Global Supply

TIGER announced on August 18 that its consolidated revenue for the second quarter of this year was 133.8 billion won, while its separate revenue was 53.1 billion won. Based on separate financial statements, operating profit reached 1.2 billion won, marking a turnaround to profitability.

TIGER Reports Q2 Consolidated Revenue of KRW 133.8 Billion... Turns a Profit in Separate Operating Income View original image

TIGER explained that, although profitability declined in the previous quarter due to higher prices for key raw materials and memory, a turnaround in its separate operating profit was achieved as a result of adjusting global supply unit prices and increasing shipment volumes. A TIGER representative stated, "As regulations on Chinese products in the North American market have recently tightened, we expect that TIGER's black boxes, which have proven their quality and technological prowess through supplies to automakers, will be well positioned to capture related demand."



Recently, TIGER has advanced its proprietary vision AI technology—such as video recognition and object detection—based on the driving video data accumulated by its black boxes. TIGER plans to expand these capabilities to various industries, including robotics. In addition, the company announced plans to accelerate its digital twin business based on its mapping platform, aiming to secure new growth drivers.


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