KOSDAQ-listed company NexaDynamics announced on December 15 that it has completely revamped its corporate identity (CI) and unveiled a new logo, while significantly improving its financial stability in the second half of the year by shifting its financial structure to focus on long-term funding.
The new CI is designed to visually embody the company’s core value of being an “innovative and dynamic next-generation enterprise leading the future.” The new logo features lime as its primary color, symbolizing dynamic energy and innovation. This color choice reflects the company’s limitless potential in new growth areas such as digital technology, content, and marketing, as well as its youthful and dynamic corporate image.
The logo’s structure also reinforces its symbolism. One side of the “X” is designed as an upward curve rather than a simple intersection, representing the “Growth Vector” that signifies continuous growth. The sharp edge of the “D” symbolizes agility and driving force. The new CI will be gradually applied to the exterior of the company building, internal spaces, the website, and major communication channels.
Meanwhile, NexaDynamics recently secured approximately 10 billion won in long-term funding, laying the groundwork for improving its financial structure and is proceeding with related initiatives in phases. The company used the secured long-term funds to repay short-term borrowings, including loans from the Industrial Bank of Korea, which had posed a significant short-term repayment burden.
As a result, as of November 30, current liabilities decreased by approximately 46.3%, from 27.8 billion won at the end of the first half to 14.9 billion won. In contrast, the proportion of non-current liabilities increased from 11.43% to 48.01% over the same period, alleviating short-term liquidity pressure and improving the stability of the financial structure.
Additionally, NexaDynamics completed the early redemption of its convertible bonds (CB) and finalized and paid provisions related to litigation, thereby resolving potential sources of financial uncertainty. This has significantly reduced uncertainties related to one-off expenses and contingent liabilities.
These effects have led to a qualitative improvement in the financial structure, lowering short-term funding risks and establishing a foundation for pursuing mid- to long-term business strategies more securely.
As a result of these financial improvements, the company’s key liquidity-related financial indicators are also showing a gradual upward trend. Both the current ratio and the quick ratio have improved, strengthening short-term financial stability and enhancing trust among financial institutions and stakeholders.
A NexaDynamics representative stated, “This CI overhaul is not simply a design change, but a declaration that clearly defines the company’s direction and identity. With enhanced management stability through a shift to long-term, fund-centered financial structure, we will pursue sustainable growth based on the dual pillars of brand innovation and financial stability.”
The representative added, “We also plan to provide phased updates on the roadmap and implementation plans for new business initiatives at appropriate times.”
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