KGM Posts 30.5 Billion Won Operating Profit in First Half of 2026… Fourth Consecutive Year of Profitability

KG Mobility (www.kg-mobility.com, hereinafter referred to as KGM) announced that in the first half of last year, it recorded ▲sales of 56,759 units, and based on separate financial statements, ▲revenue of 2.3188 trillion KRW, ▲operating profit of 30.5 billion KRW, and ▲net profit of 55.1 billion KRW. The first-half performance marks four consecutive years of profitability since 2023, driven by increased export volumes from global market new model launches such as the Musso, expansion into new markets, as well as efforts to improve profitability and enhance productivity.

First-half sales totaled 56,759 units, including 21,806 units domestically and 34,953 units for export, a 6.5% increase compared to the same period last year. In particular, exports in June recorded KGM’s highest monthly performance ever, marking the largest figure in 12 years since the first half of 2014 (41,000 units). KGM is strengthening its response to the growing global and domestic markets to expand sales volume and increase the scale of its surplus.

In the domestic market, KGM launched the new KGM Torres in May. Additionally, it operates the ‘KGM Total Care Package’ program and has opened ‘3S complex dealerships’ that provide one-stop service from vehicle sales to maintenance. For exports, the company is expanding new model launches, starting with a dealer conference in the German market, where it has a European sales subsidiary, in February, followed by test drive events for the Actyon Hybrid and Musso EV in Germany in April, the Musso launch and test drive event in Türkiye, and Musso launch and test drive events in Chile and Germany in June.

A KGM official stated, “Thanks to increased sales volume in both domestic and export markets, we have recorded four consecutive years of profitability since 2023, solidifying a foundation for sustainable growth,” and added, “We will continue to expand sales volume and further enhance profitability by not only capitalizing on the ongoing upward trend in exports but also by providing convenient and differentiated services to customers and expanding customer touchpoints to fully respond to the domestic market.”