Exem Achieves Record High Sales... Increase in 'ExemOne' Client Companies

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IT integrated performance management specialist Exem announced on the 21st that its consolidated sales last year reached 61.2 billion KRW, a 14% increase compared to the previous year. It achieved an operating profit of 8.8 billion KRW and a net profit of 10.8 billion KRW.

Among most business sectors showing growth, the Application Performance Management (APM) division, which increased license sales by 2.5 billion KRW, and the Integrated IT Performance Monitoring Platform division, which achieved license sales of 1.8 billion KRW, led the growth.

In the Integrated IT Performance Monitoring Platform division, Exem One, launched in April last year, secured more than 20 clients including L Electronics, major credit card companies, numerous financial institutions, and metropolitan local governments. It recorded license sales of 1.8 billion KRW. An Exem official explained that various clients, including large-scale global manufacturing companies, are either considering adopting Exem One or are conducting PoCs.

The proportion of multi and hybrid cloud usage among private companies is increasing, and the government is considering transitioning public IT systems to 'Cloud Native' by 2026. It is expected that demand for Exem One will likely increase.

In the Big Data Platform division, major achievements included operating the Seoul City Big Data Service Platform, the third phase of its construction project, license deliveries to medical foundations, and big data consulting projects for KSS Shipping.

In the AIOps division, Exem improved accuracy by equipping CyOps with its self-developed lightweight AI model and adding a multivariate anomaly detection model.

Shinsyway, a major subsidiary engaged in the DB security solution business, recorded sales of 11.8 billion KRW, a 13% increase from the previous year, setting a record high in sales.

The three overseas subsidiaries recorded sales of 3.9 billion KRW last year. The Japanese and Chinese subsidiaries saw increases in sales, operating profit, and net profit, while the U.S. subsidiary experienced a decrease in sales compared to 2023. Exem explained that unlike in 2023, when MaxGauge was delivered on a large scale to Samsung Electronics’ new semiconductor factory located in Taylor City, USA, the U.S. subsidiary’s sales returned to normal levels in 2024.

Exem CEO Ko Pyeong-seok said, "Operating profit grew by nearly 80% last year," adding, "Exem has secured a solution lineup optimized for the blossoming AI and cloud era and competitiveness at the level of global leading products, so we will overcome the challenging internal and external environment and once again challenge the highest sales ever."