Genon Achieves 331% YoY Sales Growth in H1, Surpassing Last Year's Annual Revenue

Operating Profit Reaches 2.2 Billion Won with an 18.7% Margin
Maintaining Profitability for Three Consecutive Years

Genon, a company specializing in generative artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, announced on September 3 that its sales for the first half of this year have already surpassed its total annual sales from last year.

On a standalone basis, Genon's revenue for the first half of the year reached 11.76 billion won, a 331% increase over the same period last year. In just six months, the company exceeded its total sales for 2025. Operating profit for the first half was 2.2 billion won, which is 3.1 times the annual operating profit of 700 million won recorded last year. Genon's operating margin for the first half stood at 18.7%, which is 12.7 percentage points higher than last year's annual operating margin. Genon has maintained profitability for three consecutive years since 2024.

The company explained that these results reflect Genon's technological capabilities and extensive commercialization experience, which have been recognized by customers in the rapidly growing AX (AI transformation) market. Genon successfully converted surging market demand into orders with its proprietary AX platform, GenOS.

The company is also pursuing commercialization in new growth areas. In the physical AI sector, Genon established a dedicated lab in March this year and is carrying out research and development with the aim of commercializing the senior care physical AI solution 'GenP' in partnership with KB Financial Group. In the B2C (business-to-consumer) market, Genon has expanded its service portfolio by launching the AI agent integrated portal 'GenA.' Recently, the company entered the "AI for All" project promoted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency, basing its participation on GenA.

As it expands its business, Genon has also strengthened its management expertise. At an extraordinary shareholders' meeting last June, the company appointed Professor Jae Geol Joo from the KAIST Graduate School of AI as an outside director. Professor Joo is expected to contribute to Genon's mid- to long-term technology and business strategies based on his accumulated research and expertise in the AI field.

Suktae Ko, CEO of Genon, stated, "Rather than stopping at the potential of technology itself, Genon has focused on implementing technologies and services that allow AI to be utilized in real customer work and deliver tangible results," adding, "Going forward, we will continue to enhance the competitiveness of our enterprise AX business while concretizing our expansion into new business areas and stepping into our next phase of growth."

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