Annual Revenue Dropped to 30.1 Billion KRW
- Annual revenue dropped from 55.5 billion KRW in 2024 down to 30.1 billion KRW in 2025.
- The Kosdaq-listed manufacturer maintains a workforce of 117 employees with an average tenure of six and a half years.
- The company operates out of its headquarters in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, and remains an active business entity under National Tax Service records.
Revenue Fell as Operating Results Moved into Negative Territory
The 2025 financial figures show a contraction compared to the previous operational period.
Business reports filed with financial authorities indicate that annual revenue fell to 30.1 billion KRW, shifting from the 55.5 billion KRW recorded in 2024. Operating results also moved into negative territory with a loss of 2.74 billion KRW.
The company previously reported an operating profit of 45.43 million KRW and a net profit of 1.02 billion KRW for the 2024 business year. Total assets stood at 40.82 billion KRW against liabilities of 23.6 billion KRW.
Kornic Automation Employs 117 Workers with High Average Tenure
Established on June 9, 2021, Kornic Automation operates as a Kosdaq-listed corporate entity with Seo Jong-hwi and Kim Ho-jung as its representatives. National Tax Service records updated in October 2026 classify the firm as a continuous business entity.
Official business disclosures place the total employee headcount at 117 workers. National Pension Service data from September 2026 recorded 110 active subscribers. Financial reports list the average annual salary at approximately 73 million KRW, backed by an average employee tenure of six years and six months.
Headquarters Remain in Hwaseong-Si with an Unqualified Audit Opinion
The company manages its corporate operations from its headquarters located at 8th Floor, 23-12 Dongtan Sandan 9-gil, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do. Samduk Accounting Corporation serves as the designated auditor for the firm, maintaining an unqualified audit opinion.
Regulatory filings show a total of 42,620,470 issued shares as of December 31, 2025, including 2,754 treasury shares. The debt-to-equity ratio shifted from 50 percent in 2024 to 96 percent following the 2025 fiscal close.
