Kmong (CEO Park Hyun-ho and Kim Tae-heon) announced that it successfully achieved operating profit on both a consolidated and separate basis in 2025. Consolidated operating profit reached approximately KRW 3.8 billion, turning a profit from a loss of KRW 850 million in 2024. Separate operating profit reached approximately KRW 4.3 billion, a 617% increase from KRW 600 million the previous year.
This performance improvement was driven by the growth of B2B services targeting businesses. Kmong Enterprise's contract expert matching service, which achieved over 56% year-over-year revenue growth, supported this strong performance. Companies are using this service as an essential solution to reduce recruitment burden and accelerate business operations.
Furthermore, the "Kmong Biz" service, launched last year, has grown rapidly, surpassing KRW 10 billion in annual transactions within a year. Kmong Biz successfully secured corporate clients by offering services such as matching with top 1% experts, a refund guarantee in case of dissatisfaction, and a corporate-specific payment and management system. Its strengthened quality assurance policy is considered to have met the needs of both large corporations and startups.
Industry analysts predict that Cremon is growing beyond a simple freelance brokerage to a "business platform" that supplies human resources to companies. This year, Cremon plans to strengthen its platform's competitiveness by focusing on enhancing the corporate customer experience, including improving project success rates through AI-based matching technology and enhancing corporate customer management tools.
A K-Mong official said, “The 617% growth and the turnaround to operating profit on a consolidated and separate basis are the result of the synergy between service competitiveness and management efficiency,” adding, “This year will be a year in which we grow and advance our core business in the domestic outsourcing market.”
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