IZENVISION Sees 29.7% Revenue Growth in Q1... Driven by Subscriber Expansion and Operational Efficiency

IZENVISION, a leading domestic MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) provider, achieved both top-line growth and improved profitability in the first quarter of this year. The company attributed this performance to the expansion of partnership plans and operational efficiency strategies.

IZENVISION announced that its consolidated revenue for the first quarter stood at approximately 46.7 billion won, a 29.7% increase compared to the same period last year. Net profit for the quarter was about 1.3 billion won.

The earnings recovery of its subsidiary Mercury had a positive impact on consolidated profitability. The company explained that the management streamlining and normalization of Mercury’s performance were fully reflected in the consolidated financial statements, resulting in an overall improvement in the profit structure.

The standalone results, which reflect the competitiveness of the company’s core business, also continued to show growth. Standalone revenue reached approximately 15.5 billion won, up 25.2% from the same period last year, while operating profit increased by 29.7% to around 1.4 billion won.

The company stated that proactive strategies in response to market changes and subscriber expansion were key factors in this quarter’s growth. By promptly launching lifestyle-linked partnership plans in line with changing telecommunications consumption trends, IZENVISION attracted more new subscribers, and this increase in subscribers directly contributed to revenue growth.

The trend of profitability improvement also continued. The growth rate of standalone operating profit outpaced revenue growth, making the effects of the internalization of IT systems and operational process optimization more apparent. The company explained that cost reduction and marketing optimization strategies translated into tangible improvements in financial indicators.

A representative from IZENVISION stated, "The first quarter of 2026 marked a period of proactive subscriber acquisition and the recovery of profitability at our subsidiary Mercury. Building on this growth momentum, we will accelerate the advancement of AI-based services and new lifestyle platform integrations to strengthen our sustainable growth framework."

They added, "This year, we plan to continuously increase ARPU (average revenue per user) and customer lifetime value by expanding our plan portfolio, and through broader partnerships across various lifestyle sectors, we aim to evolve into a telecommunications brand that delivers value beyond simple cost savings."

IZENVISION is maintaining a stable growth trajectory based on its subscriber expansion strategy, operational efficiency, and improved subsidiary performance.

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