Woori Asset Management Surpasses 60 Trillion Won in Net Assets Two Years After Merger

Woori Asset Management announced on January 20 that it has achieved a record-breaking performance, surpassing 60 trillion won in net assets just two years after its merger with Woori Global Asset Management.

As of January 16, Woori Asset Management's net asset value (NAV) stood at 61.0988 trillion won. This represents an increase of approximately 21 trillion won from 40 trillion won in January 2024, when the merged entity was launched. After exceeding 50 trillion won in February 2025, the company has continued its steep growth trajectory. This achievement is attributed to the successful establishment of a balanced portfolio across traditional assets (bonds and stocks) and alternative investments, as well as the synergy effects from the merger.

The company is solidifying its flagship lineup with trillion-won scale funds such as 'Woori High Plus' and 'Woori Short-Term Bond', further proving its strength as a 'bond powerhouse.' By attracting new funds from both public and private institutions that reflect investor needs, Woori Asset Management has enhanced its corporate sales competitiveness.

The financial results are also remarkable. Woori Asset Management posted a net profit of 2.5 billion won in 2023, 11.8 billion won in 2024, and 15.2 billion won through the third quarter of 2025, demonstrating strong growth. The company has not only achieved external growth but also enhanced profitability through alternative assets, thereby proving the synergy of the merger.

Choi Seungjae, CEO of Woori Asset Management, stated, "This achievement is significant in that it represents not just quantitative expansion but also qualitative growth centered on profitability. We will continue to evolve into a comprehensive asset management firm that delivers the highest value to our clients, based on thorough market analysis and innovative investment solutions."