Exem Touts About KRW 23.8 Billion in First-Half Consolidated Revenue, Up 25% YoY
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Exem announced its first-half 2026 consolidated earnings on the 14th. Its first-half consolidated revenue was KRW 23.82 billion, consolidated operating profit was KRW 360 million, and consolidated net income was KRW 18.31 billion. Exem said it would focus its efforts on expanding public-sector AX business and private-sector AX business along with revenue growth in the second half.
AI-based integrated IT performance management company Exem announced its first-half 2026 consolidated earnings on the 14th. Exem reported first-half 2026 consolidated revenue of KRW 23.82 billion, consolidated operating profit of KRW 360 million, and consolidated net income of KRW 18.31 billion.
First-half consolidated revenue rose 25% from a year earlier. Consolidated operating profit also swung to a profit from a year earlier despite higher fixed costs, including labor expenses.
Exem said it expects the pace of earnings growth to widen in the second half as revenue increases.
By business segment, software license revenue in DB performance management (DBPM), the company’s core business, increased from a year earlier, and maintenance revenue also rose year on year.
In the APM segment, maintenance revenue increased from a year earlier. Exem said it has secured a number of clients in the financial sector with InterMax, its E2E monitoring specialty product, and expects license revenue from InterMax to be concentrated in the second half of the year.
Revenue from the AI and big data segment nearly doubled from a year earlier. Exem signed an additional supply contract with a large manufacturing company already using Woodpecker, and the additional supply targets are the LLMOps solution eXemble and the ontology solution OntoMax. It also plans to supply OntoMax to one major government ministry.
Exem is working on an AX project for KSS Line. The company said it plans to bid for multiple AX projects at large public institutions in the second half of the year.
Exem said that since the launch of exemONE, its observability solution for hybrid cloud operations, it has secured more than 80 customers in South Korea and overseas. The exemptONE customer base spans finance, manufacturing, and the public sector, and sales of exemONE were about 3 times higher than a year earlier, it said.
Exem also announced recent supply contract wins for its AI solution XAIOps. The contracts were signed with one bank, one large public institution, and one key government ministry, and it added that one additional large public institution and one additional key government ministry are expected to adopt it later.
Overseas, year-on-year revenue growth at its foreign subsidiaries was 46% in Japan, 10% in China, and 99% in the United States. The Japan subsidiary supplied exemONE to Mizuho Bank and Idemitsu Kosan, while the U.S. subsidiary supplied additional MaxGauge and InterMax to Samsung Electronics' semiconductor plant in Taylor, Texas.
Regarding the company’s business direction for the second half, CEO Koh Pyeong-seok said Exem will focus its efforts on XAIOps in the second half of the year and concentrate on expanding revenue from public-sector AX businesses and private-sector AX businesses.
Source: IT DAILY · Seong Won-young
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