Mona Yongpyong Posts 250.2 Billion Won in Revenue Last Year... "To Secure Mid- to Long-term Growth Drivers This Year"

by Jang Hyowon

Published 05 Feb.2026 13:21(KST)

Mona Yongpyong Posts 250.2 Billion Won in Revenue Last Year... "To Secure Mid- to Long-term Growth Drivers This Year"

Mona Yongpyong, a four-season premium resort (CEO Park Injun), announced its provisional consolidated results for last year through a regulatory filing.

On the 5th, Mona Yongpyong stated that last year's consolidated revenue was 250.2 billion won, down 6.6% from the previous year. Operating profit was 23.3 billion won, a decrease of 13.5%. However, the operating margin remained at around 9.3%, maintaining a relatively stable trend in terms of profitability.

The results were primarily due to a combination of a base effect from the "Rusongchae" impact in 2024, when the company achieved record-breaking pre-sale performance, and a broad-based decline in real estate demand across the market in 2025.

The key point to note is the stability of the resort operation segment. Revenue from operations showed balanced growth across rooms, leisure, and auxiliary facilities, increasing from approximately 148.5 billion won in 2024 to 156.3 billion won in 2025, a rise of more than 5%. In particular, selling and administrative expenses were kept at a level similar to the previous year, preserving cost efficiency, while an increase in foreign visitors and the expansion of four-season content supported a stable level of stay-type tourism demand.

Net profit for the period was 500 million won, down from the previous year. This was largely due to one-off costs incurred during the equity acquisition process for promoting the Gangneung Pricie project, a core mid- to long-term initiative, as well as the impact of efforts to streamline the company’s financial structure. The company described this as a so-called "Big Bath" measure, aimed at proactively clearing potential financial risks and enhancing both the stability of future project execution and the transparency of its financial structure.

Mona Yongpyong plans to recalibrate its business strategy by reflecting the government’s 2026 real estate policy direction and changes in market conditions, and to push ahead step by step with mid- to long-term development projects and follow-up initiatives. Through this, the company intends to strengthen the balance between its pre-sale business and its operations business, and to secure a foundation for sustainable growth.

A Mona Yongpyong official said, "Since CEO Park Injun took office last year, we have been focusing on strengthening the fundamentals of overall management and improving financial soundness," adding, "This year, based on the results of these structural improvements, we will lay the groundwork for tangible growth and a new leap forward."