On the 30th, Korea Investment & Securities forecasted that Emro, an AI-based supply chain management software company, will see rapid improvement in its performance starting next year through its overseas integrated supply chain management (SCM) platform.


Yoon Cheol-hwan, a researcher at Korea Investment & Securities, explained, "Despite challenging external conditions, Emro's recurring sales to large corporations have held up well, and this year’s revenue is expected to reach 64.2 billion KRW, a 9.6% increase compared to the previous year."


He added, "Operating profit is expected to decrease compared to last year due to the development costs of the global integrated SCM platform, which is being developed jointly with Samsung SDS and o9 Solutions."



He further stated, "Next year, a quantum jump in cloud segment performance is anticipated as SaaS sales through the integrated SCM platform are reflected. Detailed forecasts will be available at the time of the first revenue recognition after the completion of the integrated platform in the first quarter of next year."


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