CUPIST Quadruples Profit in Just One Year After Turning a Profit... Rapid Growth

- 2025 Revenue Reaches 16.3 Billion Won, Operating Profit Hits 1.98 Billion Won
- Diversified Targeted Portfolio Drives Success

CUPIST, a leading love tech company in South Korea, recorded explosive growth in 2025 by achieving its highest-ever performance. According to its 2025 financial audit, CUPIST reported revenue of 16.31498 billion won and operating profit of 1.98333 billion won.

This represents a 19.33% increase in revenue compared to the previous year, while operating profit surged by 263.61%, demonstrating that the company's internal strengthening outpaced its external growth. Net profit for the period also increased by 219.20% year-on-year, reaching 1.80686 billion won, continuing its upward trajectory after turning a profit in 2024.

Consolidated revenue across the brand portfolio reached approximately 21.9 billion won, and operating profit was about 3.4 billion won-each marking an increase of over 38% and 350%, respectively, compared to the previous year.

CUPIST explained that this quantum leap in performance was driven by rigorous cost optimization and global market expansion. While revenue achieved double-digit growth, the increase in selling and administrative expenses was kept to 9.18%, enhancing management efficiency. Notably, the company's efforts in global markets such as North America and Europe resulted in visible achievements and fundamentally improved its profit structure. The global-targeted service DotDotDot demonstrated this synergy between marketing and product, achieving a repurchase rate of nearly 90%.

The company’s strategy of building a differentiated dating portfolio tailored to each target group, rather than relying on a single service, was also identified as a key factor in performance improvement. While its flagship service GLAM maintained a stable revenue base, Camit-a preference-based matching service-accelerated global business expansion by launching in Japan. In addition, premium matching services such as Twennies, which targets women in their twenties, as well as AlphaState and OnlyPass, have become well-established, further boosting user retention.

An Jaewon, CEO of CUPIST, reaffirmed the company's mission to deliver personalized love through data and to alleviate loneliness through technology. He stated that CUPIST will leverage its currently stable profit structure and global scalability as a springboard to establish itself as a dominant giant in the love tech industry.

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