Duzon Bizon Reports Q3 Operating Profit of 14.9 Billion KRW, Up 30% YoY

Duzon Bizon announced on the 2nd through its Q3 earnings disclosure that it achieved consolidated sales of 84.6 billion KRW and operating profit of 14.9 billion KRW. Compared to the same period last year, sales increased by 9.2% and operating profit rose by 29.9%.

On a cumulative basis for Q3, the company recorded sales of 250.4 billion KRW and operating profit of 45.5 billion KRW, achieving the previous year's full-year operating profit within just three quarters. The company explained this as “a result of steady order performance across the business based on solid sales capabilities, coupled with rigorous cost reduction efforts reflected in the earnings.”

In fact, Duzon Bizon continues a stable recovery in performance centered on core businesses such as expandable ERP, Amaranth 10, and WEHAGO. In the expandable ERP business, profitability improved through securing high value-added projects, resulting in 26% growth compared to the previous year’s cumulative figures. Amaranth 10 showed a 64% increase due to new customer acquisition and an expanded share of cloud sales. WEHAGO also maintained strong growth as existing package customers accelerated their transition to the cloud.

By expanding the public sector market and securing opportunities for global market entry, the company is raising expectations for a long-term performance turnaround. As the first public enterprise to adopt a domestically developed ERP, Korea Gas Technology Corporation serves as a testbed, leading to benchmarking of domestic ERP in public institutions and anticipated expansion of ERP 10 in the public market. Additionally, through a partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Duzon has secured AWS’s global network, preparing for the full-scale global market entry of Duzon’s core solutions.

The absorption merger with the largest shareholder, Duzon Holdings, is also expected to enhance corporate competitiveness through improved governance and create business synergies. Cost reductions are anticipated from eliminating various fees such as royalties previously paid to Duzon Holdings, which is analyzed to improve Duzon Bizon’s profit structure, enhancing profitability and cash flow.

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