CoAsia CM (196450) has entered a renewed growth phase following its return to profitability.

CoAsia CM announced on the 2nd, through its disclosure on a “30% or More Change in Sales or Profit/Loss Structure,” that it recorded consolidated revenue of KRW 258.1 billion and operating profit of KRW 5.3 billion in 2025. Revenue decreased 3.4% year-on-year, reflecting a temporary decline during the process of improving its earnings structure. The company expects revenue growth to resume in 2026, accompanied by further improvement in profitability.
 

The improved performance reflects company-wide efforts to strengthen its earnings structure, including a portfolio shift toward high-resolution and high-function products, enhanced internal management efficiency, and stabilization of manufacturing processes. In particular, reduced quarterly earnings volatility throughout 2025 and four consecutive quarters of profitability demonstrate greater earnings stability and the company’s entry into a structural recovery phase.
 

Stable supply across the smartphone lineups of major customers also supported the improved earnings trend. The company explained that overall business operations are proceeding on a normalized footing, while broader demand conditions are also gradually improving.
 

Amid the growing adoption of higher-specification cameras across a wider range of products, CoAsia CM views its return to profitability not as a short-term rebound, but as the starting point of a transition toward a mid- to long-term growth phase. The company plans to continue strengthening operational efficiency and product competitiveness while gradually expanding its growth base into new application areas, including intelligent devices.
 

A CoAsia CM official stated, “2025 was a year in which we established the foundation for normalized performance through company-wide improvements to our earnings structure. In 2026, we will accelerate our renewed growth by maintaining stable earnings momentum while simultaneously expanding into new application markets.”