Hancomwith Posts Record Results Last Year... Operating Profit Jumps 380% Year-on-Year

Sales of 771.2 Billion Won... Up 72% Year-on-Year
Subsidiary Hancom Gold Exchange Sees Sales Growth on Rising Gold Prices
Physical Gold-Based Digital Asset Trading Platform to Launch in Q1

Hancomwith, the holding company of Hancom Group, announced in a disclosure on February 24 that on a consolidated basis last year it posted sales of 771.2 billion won and operating profit of 6.14 billion won.

This represents increases of 72% in sales and 380% in operating profit compared with the previous year, marking the company’s highest performance ever.

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Hancomwith explained that these results were driven by sales growth at its subsidiary Hancom Gold Exchange, which benefited from the global uptrend in gold prices. In response to volatility in the gold market, the company expanded its top-line revenue while also laying the foundation for a real-world-asset (RWA) business that enhances asset accessibility by digitalizing the value of physical gold.

In the security business segment, the company also moved forward with the commercialization of next-generation security technologies. It completed patent registration for core post-quantum cryptography (PQC) technologies and embedded them into major product lines such as the communication and data encryption products “Hancom X-Connect v4.0” and “Hancom X-DB v5.0.” It is also launching “Hancom Auth Liveness,” an artificial intelligence (AI)-based product that detects deepfake tampering.

Hancomwith plans to translate its digital finance and next-generation security business into more concrete results this year. First, within the first quarter, it plans to launch a digital asset trading platform based on physical gold in order to build a digital ecosystem. Through this, the company aims to convert physical gold into digital assets and maximize the utility of gold investment.

In the security business segment, the company will work to establish market adoption of its “unconscious authentication” technology, which identifies users without requiring any additional actions from them, while also expanding the application scope of its AI biometric recognition solutions by diversifying the product lineup.

Hancomwith CEO Song Sangyeob said, “The performance in 2025 simultaneously proves the underlying strength of physical asset distribution and the market potential of next-generation security technologies,” adding, “As the AI era enters full swing, security is becoming more important than ever, and we will focus our company-wide capabilities on safely connecting the value of physical assets based on unrivaled security technologies and building technology-centered trust.”