Duzon Bizon announced on the 3rd through its Q2 earnings report that it achieved consolidated sales of 84.9 billion KRW and an operating profit of 16.5 billion KRW. Compared to the same period last year, sales increased by 13.4% and operating profit rose by 35.7%. On a half-year basis, sales and operating profit also grew by 10.1% and 15.7%, respectively.


The company stated, "Despite the economic slowdown causing a contraction in corporate IT investments and delays in some projects due to manpower shortages in the IT industry, all business sectors delivered balanced performance centered on core businesses," adding, "We have demonstrated momentum for earnings improvement based on solid fundamentals."


Buoyed by this quarter's earnings rebound, a full-scale recovery in performance is expected from the second half of the year. Steady order achievements continue, supported by robust sales capabilities. Profitability, including operating margin, is also improving as a result of intensive cost-cutting efforts. The resolution of fixed costs and one-time expense issues, such as payment fees, is another positive factor.


As demand for enterprise solutions integrated into SaaS (Software as a Service) rapidly expands, synergy is expected from the SaaS Integration Platform that integrates and expands various business solutions. Duzon Bizon plans to continue its earnings improvement trend by securing sustainable growth engines centered on its highly competitive SaaS integration platform and by preemptively capturing future markets based on cutting-edge ICT.



A Duzon Bizon official said, "We are laying the foundation for sustainable growth through innovation in core business areas," and added, "The growth momentum of existing businesses remains valid, and the revenue contribution effect of new businesses is expected to become visible, making a performance rebound in the second half possible."


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