Caring Achieves Record Sales of 165.8 Billion Won Last Year... Expands Nationwide Care Infrastructure

Employment of Over 10,000 Care Workers and Social Workers Expanded
Accelerating Nationwide Expansion of Integrated Home Care and Integrated Care Infrastructure

On May 8, Caring, a company specializing in senior care, announced that it achieved record-breaking results last year with consolidated sales reaching 165.8 billion won. In November last year, the company also turned a profit in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA), securing both growth in scale and profitability.

Caring explained that these achievements were the result of improving operational efficiency based on service standardization capabilities accumulated over the past six years as it expanded its care infrastructure nationwide. In particular, Caring has continuously invested in securing talented personnel and systematic job training, placing the core of care quality on the competitiveness of its on-site workforce.

As of May, the number of care workers affiliated with Caring, including social workers and care assistants, has reached 13,000, and the accumulated amount of salaries paid has surpassed 300 billion won. As a result of strengthening on-site expertise, nationwide occupancy rates at day care centers rose from 62% in January 2025 to 85% in March this year, with the Honam headquarters achieving a 100% occupancy rate.

Caring operates integrated home care headquarters in four regions—Seoul Metropolitan Area, Yeongnam, Honam, and Chungcheong—expanding insufficient care infrastructure in each region based on its "Master Plan for Care." The company provides a wide range of integrated care services, including home-visit care, day care, home-visit bathing, and hospital accompaniment.

Earlier this year, Caring successfully closed a Series C funding round worth 40 billion won. The company plans to expand its integrated home care infrastructure to 70 centers by the end of the year and launch a large-scale recruitment drive to hire more than 1,000 new employees. In addition, Caring intends to accelerate the expansion of integrated care infrastructure that combines care and medical services, and is set to officially enter the care robot market to help create the next-generation care environment.

Taesung Kim, CEO of Caring, stated, "We will continue to accelerate the establishment of integrated care infrastructure," adding, "At the same time, we will advance care-specialized AI and robots so that we can proactively respond to the upcoming era of super-aged society and the shortage of care workers."

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