IBK Investment & Securities analyzed that Emro, the No.1 AI-based supply chain management software company in Korea, is expected to achieve over 10% growth in scale as it begins full-scale overseas expansion next year.


Researcher Kim Taehyun of IBK Investment & Securities explained, "The prolonged Russia-Ukraine war and conflicts in the Middle East have increased global supply chain risks," adding, "Demand for supply chain management software has increased."


Emro recorded cumulative sales of 45.8 billion KRW in the third quarter of this year, a 4.1% increase compared to the same period last year.



Researcher Kim analyzed, "Profitability declined due to increased investments in preparing for overseas market entry next year and developing a global integrated supply chain management (SCM) SaaS platform." He continued, "We are focusing on developing and pre-marketing a global integrated SCM platform scheduled for release in the first half of next year through collaboration with Samsung SDS and the U.S. supply chain planning (SCP) platform company o9 Solutions," and forecasted, "As we officially enter overseas markets and expand technology-based businesses next year, operating margin is also expected to improve."


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