Dunamu Reports Q1 Sales of 516.2 Billion Won, Down 32% from Previous Quarter
Dunamu announced on May 15 that its consolidated operating revenue (sales) for the first quarter of this year was 516.2 billion won, a decrease of 31.5% compared to the fourth quarter of the previous year. During the same period, operating profit fell by 34.8% to 396.3 billion won. Net profit for the period also declined by 39.1%, totaling 320.5 billion won.
The decrease in sales and operating profit was largely due to weakened investment sentiment in the first quarter of this year, which resulted from the aftermath of tariff wars and other factors following the launch of the Trump administration in the United States. In addition, the decline in trading volume is attributed to reduced interest in altcoins as Bitcoin led the market trend.
Since its founding in 2012, Dunamu has achieved remarkable growth by providing top-tier technology and services in the fields of digital assets, securities, and asset management. The company is evolving into a global platform that connects the blockchain world with the real world and expands the range of tradable assets.
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Furthermore, since the implementation of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act in July 2024, Dunamu has been taking the lead in fostering a sound digital asset market and establishing a proper investment culture, fulfilling its social responsibilities.
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